Sentence examples for segment of news from inspiring English sources

Nahrain's marquee program will be a midday talk show called "Baghdad Today," a two-hour segment of news, interviews and features modeled after American morning shows "Good Morning America" and "Today".

Tragically, but for a small and hopefully growing segment of online news addicts, this pursuit of the news has given way to the pursuit of princes and actors by paparazzi.

Via The Jets Blog, here's that segment of the news conference.

A big segment of the news media is now exploiting political correctness for all it's worth.

Great journalism can be done at a relatively minimal cost, especially when focused on a narrow segment of the news spectrum.

Each time the administration comes up with another whopper, partisan supporters -- a group that includes a large segment of the news media -- obediently insist that black is white and up is down.

The more lawmakers try to crack down on one (loathsome) segment of the news media, however, the closer they come to impairing legitimate newsgathering in violation of the U.S. Constitution.

The largest segment of cable-news viewers is made up of conservatives.

"As long as we stay away from branded, regularly scheduled segments of business news, we're safe," Kevin Magee, an executive vice president at Fox News, said in an interview.

In addition, viewers can use their remote controls to choose alternative camera angles or to decide which segments of a news program to watch.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students research, write, and produce segments of a news program documenting developments in Haiti from the 2004 military coup to the 2006 elections.