Sentence examples for puts news from inspiring English sources
I realize that the GOP's up-is-downism puts news reporters in an awkward position.
Rupert Murdoch's desire for an internal candidate to head News Corporation's new publishing company puts News International's Mr fix-it Tom Mockridge and the former Times editor Robert Thomson among those in the frame.
Still, the public scolding puts News Corp. in unusual company for a media organization.
"We thought why not put news into short audio clips which work really well on the go.
Some have made their evening titles into daily ones, others are putting news stories on their free internet sites during the day.
"Chris Blackhurst saved the Independent by ditching the vanity splashes and putting news back on the front page," said Tim Shipman, the Daily Mail's deputy political editor.
The Manchester Guardian, along with the Times, was one of the last of the morning papers to put news on the front page.
In a statement, Mr Seiken said: "We must reinvent the way we work and move beyond simply putting news and information online and be an essential part of the audience's lives.
Word of Strawberry's impending suspension had been floating around all afternoon, but the official news came when Yankee interns put news releases on laptop computers throughout the press box.
Hold the front page – for news In September 1952 the Guardian put news instead of adverts on its front pages "as an adaptation to modern newspaper habit which should increase its usefulness to readers".
He is also taking the lead in putting news content on mobile phones.
