Sentence examples for reporting of the day from inspiring English sources

In so doing they twisted the news reporting of the day to their mutual advantage, for the twin aims of party political gain and the advancement of his business interests.

The debate has divided historians ever since, many of whom still view the movement through a masculinist perspective that was so evident in the newspaper reporting of the day.

Since 1976, more than 80% of deaths have been reported on the day of death or the day after.

Similarly, most of the central nervous system adverse events were reported on the day of the first administration, and with the frequency increasing with the dose of quinagolide.

The picture, on show in Leeds Art Gallery, was widely reproduced in newspaper reports of the day.

The first report of the day squawks over the walkie-talkie: "Be advised," says Spencer, the leader of this patrol.

So began Ford Frick's report of the day the Babe played baseball in Ossining on Sept. 6, 1929, published in The Evening Journal in New York.

Along the way, the two listened to radio reports of the day's still-unfolding tragedy.

The reexaminations have included CNN's "The O.J. Verdict: Shock of the Century" and a documentary from the Investigation Channel re-creating the saga with news reports of the day.

They also generalised to a 'typical day' rather than giving a contemporaneous report of the day's activities [ 29].

In Tables 2 and 3, age and HbA1c are reported for the day of the OGTT.