Sentence examples for studied news from inspiring English sources

I diligently studied news apps, and even tweeted.

Many, especially those of Korean ancestry, say they studied news media reports of the Kogi concept, recognized their culture at the core, and made the concept their own.

The bride, 27, graduated magna cum laude from the University of Missouri and was a Fulbright scholar for the 1997-98 academic year at National Taiwan University in Taipei, where she studied news media coverage of AIDS in Taiwan.

"We are in a very critical week," said Kathleen Hall Jamieson, dean of the Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, which studies news coverage.

The comedian Chris Morris, an old friend of Cox and Milinovich, had spent years studying news presenters, better to pastiche them in his comedies, such as The Day Today.

He does a punishing week of 11-hour days in the offices of his production company, Avalon, poring over newspapers and studying news footage.

In addition, we also mention our earlier work, Maldonado et al. [10] and Kalyanam et al. [11], which study news events as well, but we do not extend those works in this current article.

Examine and study news stories to see how they're written!

Mr. Bruno served as an Army intelligence officer during the Korean War, and he studied the news media in India on a Fulbright scholarship.

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