Sentence examples for solid news from inspiring English sources
Solid news about new, diversified business from eBay could have answered these concerns and stopped yesterday's slide.
Certainly journalists know that: in the words of Neal Mann, a freelance producer for Sky News speaking at the News Rewired event on Friday: "If Reuters is your example of a solid news wire, Twitter is Reuters on acid, crack and cocaine".
He brings a solid news background with a keen sense of creativity and humor.
Evans is said to have a "solid news background" with good populist news instincts.
So the much anticipated announcement might be regarded as having solid news value.
"By doing solid news, we can make ourselves relevant to viewers and they'll come back," he said.
As a station head, Onions wove personality into solid news-based reportage.
Some of them, like NY Times blog Bits acknowledged Twitter to be the place to be for watercooler-type chatter about the events, yet practically none of them dared admit that blogs and Twitter had simply been quicker with spreading the facts than they were (and yes, we realize using both as a source for rock-solid news can be quite dangerous too, but that's beside the point in this case).
The information was solid, the news value substantial.
There were strong leather pieces (bulked-up jackets with what looked like lacing), but too many things were tied or bundled around the waist, almost drawing attention to the lack of solid design news.
Stocks popped at Thursday's open after solid earnings news from companies like Yahoo! and an unexpectedly big drop in weekly unemployment claims boosted expectations an economic recovery is in the works.
