Sentence examples for recorded news from inspiring English sources
By this I mean that consumers who are currently streaming recorded news and entertainment on their TVs and laptops are going to phase-shift to interactive streaming live news and entertainment on their phones and pads.
In 1977, then a pimply 19-year-old with braces, he started recording news bulletin-inspired direct-to-camera monologues he called "annual personal status updates".
The mere concept of recording news on paper is treated as a quaint novelty: You can cut it up and make your own headlines, for example, because it's an actual physical object.
Just over a month ago, in a recorded BBC news program, the Portuguese coach spoke of returning to England and staying there for a very long time.
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I read court records, news reports, trial transcripts.
The coverage of record news in Variety, the most respectable show-business journal, is skimpy and unreliable to this day.
Adrian Hall has combined Abbott's writing with court records, news reports and "many angry opinions" to make this play.
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.
That includes such research material as trial transcripts, census data, probate records, news reports, maps and hundreds of period photographs.
