Sentence examples for recurring news from inspiring English sources
The recurring news that technology companies are spending increasing sums of dollars on their political operations is now something of a dull trope; oAdd Embedf course they are.
Hunger strikes have been a recurring news story in 2017.
DMX released his seventh studio album, "Undisputed," in 2012 but has been a recurring news figure as of late because of his legal track record.
Nearly 60% of people use Facbeook as a recurring news source while magazines like Newsweek struggle to move a substantial number of magazines.
Rabinowitz's statements were widely ridiculed and would simply be lamentable if not for recurring recent news items like this one, in which 8 pedestrians and bystanders were injured by a car that jumped the curb in the East Village, possibly as a result of drunken drag-racing.
The stories in Joan Wickersham's The News from Spain are connected not through place but through a recurring phrase, "the news from Spain;" love stories unravel across continents, friendships disintegrate and reinvigorate, families topple and reconnect, and although the mood is often somber, the lasting impact is one of hope: adaptability ensures survival, and connection makes survival worthwhile.
In other "Arrow" Season 2 news, recurring guest stars Manu Bennett (Slade Wilson) and Colton Haynes (Roy Harper) were promoted to series regulars, along with fan-favorite Emily Bett Rickards (Felicity Smoak).
For many, it is hard to wrap one's mind around the recurring 24-hour news cycle reporting yet another death of an unarmed black man or woman at the hands of law enforcement.
It all started out as one of the show's recurring gags, "Pumpcast News," in which actor Tim Stack, pretending to be a cable news anchor on a gas station TV, startles customers by speaking to them.
Then there's my favorite, "List of People (to Try and Forget About)," which I hum after watching certain recurring faces on the news each night: "Now I gotta add you to my list of people to try and forget about".
This week, Indonesian President Joko Widodo demanded "firm legal action" to stop the fires and prevent the same problem from recurring next year, the Indonesian news agency Antara reported.
