Sentence examples for reference to news from inspiring English sources

This was an apparent reference to news media reports emanating from London that accused some FIFA officials of being willing to sell their votes.

Trump called McSally's opponent, Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, "a far-left extremist," and claimed that Sinema "is being protected by the fake news back there," a reference to news media covering his rally.

The vice president further made reference to news reports this weekend that quoted unnamed law enforcement officials saying they had identified a suspect in the Bush campaign as a possible source of confidential debate preparation materials that were sent nearly two weeks ago to a supporter of Mr. Gore's.

"They don't know the same about Secretary Zinke". Zinke's comment on "hush money" is a reference to news reports last year about a settlement between Grijalva and a former staffer who accused him of being drunk and creating a hostile work environment.

Here is the list from the White House, along with our references to news coverage.

The video, timed to the approaching sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, shows the leader of Al Qaeda with a black beard, and his references to news events appear to date the tape to within the past few months.

But now that + threads are promoted in Social Search, that should prove an incentive for people to populate their streams with references to news and posts both external and internal.

Mainstream and local news websites were cited significantly less, while references to news blogs/feeds/niches, social networks, and other web pages increased.

The San Francisco startup had once been called Ripple News (in reference to the news that "ripples out" from one event) but then took the name of a hyperlocal news blog network (cofounded by Eric Eldon, formerly of TechCrunch) that it acquired in 2016 after another Ripple began to make waves.

The San Francisco startup had once been called Ripple News (in reference to the news that "ripples out" from one event) but then took the name of a hyperlocal news blog network (cofounded by Eric Eldon, formerly of TechCrunch) that it acquired in 2016 after another Ripple began to make waves.

During the news conference, references to new features ranging from safety to an advanced plug-in hybrid powertrain were accompanied by phrases like "already well into development".