Sentence examples for screaming news from inspiring English sources

Instead, there's a daily barrage of screaming newspaper headlines and screaming news anchors reporting on the latest allegations of corruption.

Screaming news in the black press, the Rens' victory over the Oshkosh All-Stars was all but ignored by the white press.

Protesters and supporters screamed, news trucks surrounded the scene, and one woman hoped to get her daughter's picture taken with Mr. Huntsman (not gonna happen mom; too crazy here).

They were reduced to screaming family news across two sets of fences and the buffer zone between them.

"They can't get enough, but when I start screaming 'fake news,' you see those red lights go off for a little while," Trump said.

The new hosting lineup doesn't exactly scream hard news, but Daybreak has already proved that it can't do hard news very well.

He reportedly screamed "no news!" at onlookers as he was handcuffed.

Certainly the two opening reports of Tuesday's three-segment premiere (the only parts provided for review) don't exactly scream breaking news.

The music industry has always been a particularly restrictive field for women and girls to work within, yet punk had screamed the news that anyone can do it, every voice is worth hearing.

When they were married on Nov. 27, 1974, the tabloids screamed the news and TV talk shows clamored for interviews.

Launched into the most cut-throat market in American television, adverts for a new current affairs show promise: "The nation's No 1 source for breaking news, screaming political arguments and vital information on missing teenage Caucasian girls".