Sentence examples for start news from inspiring English sources

From the start, news reports and inquiries said that the ice in the North Atlantic was unusually bad that year.

Mr. Paterson's staff would sometimes start news conferences when the show was in progress — an effort to keep the frequent outbursts of an irascible Mr. Dicker at a minimum, a former Paterson aide said.

Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales claims that libraries shouldn't be safe havens for people who want to harm Americans ("Antiterrorism Law Defended as Hearings Start," news article, April 6).

Edward Parone Santa Fe, N.M., Feb. 8, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Challenges and Miscalculations Dogged Romney From the Start" (news article, Feb. 8): Despite all the miscalculations of Mitt Romney and the dropping out of Rudolph W. Giuliani and the addition of Mike Huckabee, the real reason for Mr. Romney's lack of genuine support and Republican enthusiasm can be defined by the campaign itself.

■ News Corp., New York, said it would start News Corp. Global Exchange, which will sell ad space on more than 50 company-owned Web sites like wsj.com and thetimes.co.uk in a so-called private or closed manner, fencing out third-party ad networks that usually sell ad space at lower rates than are charged by the sites' owners.

In 2006, as a start, News Corporation will use this to distribute "Family Guy" episodes made exclusively for the internet across Fox's websites.

It is disturbing to read about Washington's police stopping protests against the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund before they had even started (news article, April 16).

And I start with news of a new beer, launched today by the Scottish microbrewery BrewDog.

For a start, the news from Equitas was not as bad as had been feared.

So two years later she moved to Portland, Ore., to start her news career.

English-language networks generally do not start election news updates until 8 p.m.