Sentence examples for snippet of news from inspiring English sources

War anxieties rise and fall daily here, often in response to the latest snippet of news from the United Nations.

BAQUBA, Iraq — A snippet of news from a shadowy corner of Iraq: Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia recently issued a fatwa telling its fighters to marry the widows of those who have fallen.

Before the scouting combine began here last week, the uncertainty surrounding the N.F.L.'s future was so acute that general managers were in the odd position of asking reporters what they thought would happen in collective bargaining negotiations, with one even confessing that he was repeatedly hitting the refresh button on his computer, hoping to find a snippet of news.

Yet Mrs. Obama did make a snippet of news, weighing in briefly on Senator Harry Reid, the Democratic leader, who has apologized to President Obama for saying in a private conversation that Mr. Obama would make a good candidate for president because he is "light-skinned" and has "no Negro dialect".

It was just a snippet of news, reported by an obscure journal in the Netherlands.

And there is no Slovak version of Google News, which gathers free snippets of news from other Web sites in larger markets.

The album is everything you hoped for when the first snippets of news about Jeff Buckley started filtering back from New York last year (Tim Buckley's son with his father's vocal range and his own tortured musical soul? Noooo).

Whitewater, Gennifer Flowers and the president's sexual wanderings are the snippets of news that stray into daily conversation in the New England college town where the senator's wife — with occasional "ceremonial visits" from the great man himself — lives her proud, solitary existence.

It's worked toward that goal by providing readers short, easily digestible snippets of news stories that can be read in minutes and are updated with new information over time.

In between cries of "walnuts, walnuts," salesmen like Chen Xianneng obliged the desperate with snippets of news from the front, even if the information was based on hearsay.

Google is fighting a proposal that would force it and other online aggregators to pay German newspaper and magazine publishers to display snippets of news in Web searches.