Sentence examples for while in news from inspiring English sources
The phrase "while in news" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of being current or relevant in news coverage, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The topic has gained significant attention while in news recently."
After a while in news, you realise everything – apart from breaking stories – is cyclical.
The editor-curated content provides a quick glance as to what's popular on the Internet at any given time, while the built-in news reader is another super solid alternative to the late great Google Reader.
While working in news and documentary production he also produced and hosted TV programs for children.
They're publicity men, occasionally public relations councels, and once in a while even news bureaus.
It's been a while since news broke in early 2015 that Uber was working on self-driving cars.
Some supporters have sent him gourmet products from Crete while in detention, news media outlets there reported.
"Through search they can put adverts in front of you, while in the news section there isn't advertising".
While in the news, animal rights activists picketed the movie "Zookeeper" over the treatment of the film's animal stars, other animals seemed to have a better week, like the cuddly big cats caught on video hugging their volunteers.
In news interviews, while still admitting he was wrong, Mr. Li has said that it was "no big deal," that domestic abuse is part of Chinese culture.
In the last six months alone, as debate on Iraq peaked, the phrase "American empire" was mentioned nearly 1,000 times in news stories, while bookstores have been quickly filling their shelves with freshly minted tomes on the subject.
After this boom runs for a while, bad news somewhere else in the world might lead some coastal banks to curtail their lending.
