Sentence examples for swapping news from inspiring English sources

We sat drinking tea in the garden, swapping news.

HUNDREDS of millions of people have joined social networks, swapping news on Facebook, spouting opinions on Twitter or amassing professional contacts on LinkedIn.

But the villagers are keeping up with the times, swapping news about the Unesco effort through a Facebook group of 2,000 residents and supporters.

In warm weather, locals gather on the cozy outdoor patio to sip margaritas while swapping news of the giant northern pike running in the Osgood River.

As they rolled in, they disappeared into the hot shower — a luxury that none have at home — then hung around, swapping news, getting their bikes tuned by the team mechanic, and updating their Facebook pages, or simply gazing at photographs of themselves in action on Jock's computers.

As they rolled in, they disappeared into the hot shower a luxury that none have at home then hung around, swapping news, getting their bikes tuned by the team mechanic, and updating their Facebook pages, or simply gazing at photographs of themselves in action on Jock's computers.

If you're on Twitter, please use the #guardianbookswap hashtag to swap news about the books you've found or left across the UK. 1.

So a year ago, he and three partners started Architizer, a social-networking Web site that allows architects — many of them struggling to make a name for themselves — to swap news, showcase their portfolios and, most important, get their work in front of architecture buffs and potential clients.

It is less overrun by tourists than San Gimignano; local families trail around the piazza during the passeggiata; old men swap news in the last beams of the evening sun, while a row of blue-rinsed grannies perches on a stone bench built into the façade of the town hall.

Residents sip beers, swap news from the block, and begin embarking on yet another daunting task: deciding what comes next.

In other trade news, with weaknesses everywhere but in goal, the team swapped attackers with Philadelphia, exchanging speedy Colombian Jorge Perlaza for homegrown former No. 1 draft choice Danny Mwanga.