Sentence examples for stories meaning from inspiring English sources

In its most recent survey, which covered last week, Pew found that Mr. Romney was a significant figure in 66 percent of campaign news stories, meaning he appeared in at least 25 percent of the story.

That allowed users to sign up to a kind of news feed from certain events or news stories, meaning that they could pull up a collaborative feed of media that was related to the things they had subscribed to.

One of the biggest gripes with Snapchat is that creators can't add links to their Snaps and Stories, meaning their viewers are stuck inside the Snapchat ecosystem.

But with most past stories meaning little to 21st-century Australians, the beach in itself is about as inclusive and complex a foundation myth as any country could hope for.

First and most importantly, Instagram will now let creators add navigable URL links to their stories – meaning viewers can tap a button and instantly be taken to whatever website the creator wants to send them to.

Facebook users can still post and share fake news stories, meaning there's still an incentive for accounts to spread hoaxes in an effort to get clicks and drive revenue.

He said some producers had the rights to the gas station guy's story, meaning Melvin Dummar.

The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, for example, both led with the story, meaning that editors placed it in the primary news position on their front pages.

As he put it, "There's a risk that there was some conflation of the story," meaning a blurring of what happened at the Act and what allegedly happened at the Moscow hotel.

Because the news developments are sometimes already known by readers when they open the paper, we try to choose articles that tell what I frequently call "the story behind the story," meaning what happened out of the public eye that helps explain why events happened.

A week later, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published a highly regarded special section, describing the miners' plight and rescue... Disney paid the miners $1.35 million in a group deal, for rights to their story, meaning that each miner received a hundred and fifty thousand dollars-about the equivalent of four years' pay in the mines-minus a thousand-dollar fee for the attorney.