Sentence examples for running news from inspiring English sources

Young Paul finagled a job working for a TV news department in high school; by 1987, at age 28, he was running news at the CBS flagship station in New York City.

"...[an online] Zimbabwean radio station that provides 24 hour running news on the website and during [online] broadcasts". News sources include Zimbabwean newspapers, American-based and international news agencies.

Mr. Rafsanjani had said he wished to "avoid division" by not running, news reports said.

Today's cable news channels would reduce them each to 10-second sound bites surrounded by flashy graphics and framed by running news tickers.

The New York Post pursued the story, running news headlines like "Nailing Nielsen" and routinely failing to mention its parent company's interest in the outcome.

Do not forget to throw in a large crowd packing the Senate gallery and the Capitol itself, and the added twist of running news, commentary and goading via social media.

People magazine ran news of the Trump divorce under the headline "The Biggest!

People magazine ran news of the Trump divorce under the headline, "The Biggest!

Trouble is, NPR has often been better at breaking news than running a news outlet.

The Syrian Arab News Agency, the state-run news service, said Syria "welcomes the visit".

24/7 cable news TV stations ran "breaking news" graphics constantly.