Sentence examples for web story from inspiring English sources
Metro's website story (with a SEO-savvy headline "Edward Snowden journalist's partner detained under terror laws") was timed at 9.52pm.
A 700- or 1000-word newspaper or news website story inevitably leaves out much of what has happened in court.
Since the row blew up, the Sun has changed its website story to include a hyperlink to the original Q&A as reported by Ahmad, which can be found here.
In a BBC News website story in April 2004, the report stated that "Freya gained a first class honours degree in modern history at Magdalen and is currently studying Anglo Irish literature at Trinity College Dublin".
"I spoke with Marcus Evanss, owner) at the weekend and we agreed that it was in the best interests for me, the players and the club that I move on now," McCarthy said in the website story.
PS: Another blog post this week - by the Guardian's Leo Hickman - queried why Paul's article appeared as a BBC News website story, when it was first conceived as a blog post.
Oxfam America website, Stories section, January 31.
Oxfam America website, Stories section, January 22. Nierenberg, Danielle.
A: When you "clip" something, it gets added to your clippings page: a sort of scrapbook of saved Guardian website stories, galleries, videos and so on.
We have promised to improve attribution of stories which originate in local papers and agreed to a formal audit of how many BBC website stories originate in the local press.
While newspaper and website stories can run to hundreds or even thousands of words of eloquent prose, Ceefax - which was finally shut down a couple of years ago - provided journalists with a very different challenge - only four paragraphs, 80 words and the headline had to be exactly 33 characters.
