Sentence examples for taking news from inspiring English sources

Less surprisingly, News Corp's Fox News has been taking news feeds from its sister channel, Sky News.

Still, they're taking news that they were bumped for the eventual winners in good spirit.

Then he alternates between taking news media calls — 10 on a slow day, 15 an hour for breaking news — and contacting activists.

Radio journalists fare much the same: after the broadcast of an interview that was critical of Mr Thaksin, the government this week ordered a radio station to stop taking news reports from one of the country's few independent sources, the Nation Multimedia group.

Rather than trust your friends and favorite Pages to post interesting stuff, Facebook is taking news discovery into its own hands with "Articles Related To…".

Bryan Fischer isn't taking news of the Boy Scouts of America's (BSA) decision to rethink their longstanding anti-gay policy lightly.

Facebook wants to take news out of the News Feed.

News blogs such as The Huffington Post, etc., take news stories and provide their opinions on the story.

This wasn't, like 9/11, one of those events that take news organisations completely unaware, and it showed.

One assumes José took news of his defeat with good grace and humility.

Gives you an idea of how long it took news to travel back then".