Sentence examples for recent scoop from inspiring English sources

A recent scoop was to expose the widespread practice among elite bureaucrats of using taxpayers' money to take taxis home at night, and accepting drinks, gifts and even cash as kickbacks from drivers looking for repeat fares.

Another recent, Scoop, goes even further by matching employees commuting from the same neighborhood to the same office park, removing the need for on-demand drivers entirely.

Those conversations included the incumbent rights holders, Fox Soccer, ESPN and the upstart, Al Jazeera-owned beIN network, who would have loved to add the Premier League to their recent scoops of La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1.

Mr. Whitaker is a very driven man, not given to cuddliness, and his competitive intensity has been reflected in recent scoops including an exclusive with former President Clinton and the first print interview with John Walker Lindh, the American caught in Afghanistan.

Some of her recent scoops include leaked Uber financials  and AOL trying to buy Business Insider.

Recent scoops include the text of Julian Robertson's letter to shareholders when he threw in the towel on his once fabulous-ly successful hedge fund.

It is this question of corrupt intent that makes the Times's recent blockbuster scoop so important.

"In the last three months we have led the news agenda with a series of exclusives including our inside North Korea footage, the exclusive of the police apprehending the Woolwich terror suspects, and, of course, the recent Nigella scoop, which was a global news phenomenon".

And the Fox News rival MSNBC has picked up several of Insight's other recent anonymous "scoops".

These recent Times scoops about Obama's policies do not sink to the level of the Judy Miller debacle.

One of the biggest recent political scoops in Britain was uncovered by Mr. Staines, who writes a blog called Guido Fawkes, after the plotter who tried to blow up Parliament in 1605.