Sentence examples for sample news from inspiring English sources

So while we are treated to marvelous and rare footage of the Clash in rehearsal and Mr. Strummer's previous bands in performance, we also sample news video and snippets of the cartoon version of "Animal Farm".

But coverage of crises can burnish reputations, as the networks attract worried viewers who sample news and stock-picking shows for the first time — or at least for the first time in a long while.

I can imagine him enthroned in his techno-lair in Manhattan, sampling news feeds from the old country, allowing tendrils of moist patriotism to penetrate his otherwise steely alien mind.

A jolting, fitful mashup of FM synths, sampled news reports, and trash rock riffs, it feels like sitting in the backseat of a taxi while the driver compulsively twitches the radio dial in some apocalyptic alternative 90s where the LA Riots never ended.

I don't think the claim that this is a "representative, unbiased sample of news stories" stands up to scrutiny.

Here's how Ben describes the study: First, we needed a representative, unbiased sample of news stories, so we bought every one of the top 10 bestselling UK newspapers, every day for one week.

"The piece New Message: The Witness is a collection of newspaper articles, a two-month sample of news from different countries, which in fact cover the same events, but interpret them according to the source.

A second researcher coded a 20% random sample of news stories.

This research uses content analysis to examine a large sample of news reports of 225 elderly intimate partner homicide suicide events in the US between 1999 and 2005.

It uses samples of news documentary recordings, as well as interviews with Reich's New York neighbours and eye-witnesses as the starting point for the four movements, with the quartet writing (itself overlaid twice on tape) developed from the recorded sounds and speech patterns.

Here's an overview of the obesogen debate, as well as a sampler of news on the frontier of fat.