Sentence examples for record news from inspiring English sources
The coverage of record news in Variety, the most respectable show-business journal, is skimpy and unreliable to this day.
On the record, news executives defend the weeks of intrusive and excessive doting on this child as public service.
While jurors' names are a matter of public record, news organizations do not ordinarily name jurors while they are deliberating.
Not mentioned in your Aug. 19 editorial is the fact that John Kerry has denounced the MoveOn advertisement about President Bush's military record (news article, Aug. 18).
Exposure times were sufficiently reduced that daguerreotypes came to record news, or glimpses of it: the funeral of the Duc d'Orléans in 1842, with Notre Dame in the background draped in black, and the barricades in the Faubourg du Temple, before and after the attacks during the revolution in 1848.
If Robert McNamara is able to come to the realization -- decades too late -- that the Vietnam War was a terrible wrong, why must "conservatives" attack those who knew it was wrong at the time and acted on their conscience ("Conservatives Shine Spotlight on Kerry's Antiwar Record," news article, Feb. 13)?
In other 100%-record news, Oxford United made short work of preserving theirs, Deane Smalley – previous tally for club: two goals in 29 games – scoring twice in two first-half minutes against Plymouth.
I read court records, news reports, trial transcripts.
Adrian Hall has combined Abbott's writing with court records, news reports and "many angry opinions" to make this play.
That includes such research material as trial transcripts, census data, probate records, news reports, maps and hundreds of period photographs.
In a review of Senate records, news releases and news clippings, The Winston-Salem Journal recently found that Mrs. Dole spent only 13 days in the state in 2006.
