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Sentence examples for there were news from inspiring English sources

The phrase "there were news" is not grammatically correct.
The word "news" is a singular noun and should be matched with a singular verb, such as "there was news." Example: "There was news of an upcoming election in the newspaper this morning."

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There were news reports and shocking images.

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There were news conferences, rallies, protests, cable-TV exhortations.

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The New York Times

"There were news camera crews shining lights on it.

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The New York Times

There were news reports that a bombing in Baluchistan had killed at least three people.

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The New York Times

Now there were news conferences and meetings and vigils to attend.

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The New York Times

There were news stories about turkeys chasing TV reporters, bicyclists, mail trucks.

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Well, there's news.

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The New York Times

There is news right away.

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The New Yorker

Soon there was news.

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The Guardian

There is news from my friend-.

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The New Yorker

There is news of famine.

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