Sentence examples similar to shadow news from inspiring English sources

- "May the shadow of the news fall on a world of peace" ― a 1979 news broadcast discussing the next solar eclipse (4 out of 4 pinocchios on that statement, btw). . - Our own Sara Bondioli has a guide to the best D.C. Beer Week events.

Speaking to ABC news, shadow immigration minister Scott Morrison, who raised the issue of the "convicted jihadist terrorist" a number of times the in parliament last week, defended the Coalition's attack on government's handling of the case.

Re "In D-Day's Shadow, Pacific Veterans Celebrate" (news article, June 16): This Californian wishes to thank all those veterans and allies who served and helped turn the tide in the Pacific theater.

In other news, shadow Education Secretary Tristram Hunt has joked (I think) of his fear that Ed Miliband would send him to the Wales Office if Labour win the election.

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I got to shadow a local news reporter for KEY2 News in Santa Barbara.

On the day I meet him, he's being shadowed by a news crew from Japan who are interested in the new wave of Japanese entrepreneurs being forced to leave their homeland.

His representation saga entered the realm of farce during the Irish Open, where McIlroy was shadowed at his news conferences and on the course by the Horizon co-founders, Conor Ridge and Colin Morrissey, but was tended to by a former Horizon employee, Sean O'Flaherty, in his nebulous new role as McIlroy's personal assistant.

AS 11.29am GMT ITV News (@itvnews) George Osborne holds up ministerial box as he leaves Downing Street ahead of Budget http://t.co/VuT9HpplHV pic.twitter.coMarch 19 , 2014rch 11.25am4 11.25am GMT Photograph: BBC News 24 George Osborne has just been driven the short distance from Downing Street to the House of Commons, to deliver the budget, shadowed by TV news helicopters.

There is the news media shadow that has made Manning a larger-than-life story.