Sentence examples for someone's news from inspiring English sources

NEW Ask permission before "scooping" someone's news or posting photos of their event before they do.

Green is also unhappy that Facebook's public stats for video views count anything longer than three seconds as a "view", including those that have played automatically in someone's news feed before they scroll on past them.

Facebook did recently test out the ability to say why you were hiding someone's News Feed post, which could give it insight into whether to hide that post from other people too, or review it for terms of service violations.

Or if you're on Washingtonpost.com, you can set up Connect to automatically send links of hot political stories to someone else's news feeds.

With all that is happening in the world today, is this really someone's idea of news?

Remember "Macbeth has murdered sleep?" You may have been in a crowd of people who gathered around someone's iPhone when news of the Paris massacres started to be reported late on Friday afternoon and you undoubtedly noted a variety of responses.

But Pakistani journalist Naheed Mustafa tweets: "Today's news: someone you will never meet had a baby you will never know".

At Eaton's news conference, someone asked him the same question.

"Your best moment ever in tennis?" someone asked Patrick at yesterday's news conference.

After the game, during Coach Mike McCarthy's news conference, someone wondered if the old Favre — the wild, gun-slinging, prone-to-the-occasional-mistake Favre — had returned in the second half against the Giants.

I was reminded of a conversation I heard on NPR (can't find the link now, darnit), where a former CBS programming executive made the claim that people want someone to pick the day's news, organize it for them, and present the most important bits.