Sentence examples for wire news from inspiring English sources
International wire news and details of regional stock markets.
While newspaper reporting remained highly competitive throughout the war, the A.P. came to dominate wire news, and this also served the interests of the Administration.
Furthermore, the Xbox Wire news site confirmed that PC developers can get full access to the Xbox LIve API so they will be able to create their own console-vs-PC titles.
In a post on the Xbox Wire news site, the studio's general manager, Bonnie Ross, said: "Halo 5: Guardians is a bigger effort than Halo 4. That applies to the content and scope of the game, as well as the technology in what's now a brand new and more powerful engine.
In The Photobook: A History, Martin Parr and Gerry Badger suggest one possible reading: "One climatic image of silhouetted birds in formation, wings outstretched against a grainy sky, metamorphoses into a wire news service image of overheard warplanes – a significant and traumatic image for postwar Japan".
As the advertising slump claims victim after victim, Bloomberg LP, with its mix of wire news, traders' terminals and analytics, is thumbing its proboscis at the world.
The room is 500 square feet of stacked newspapers, tangled wires, news releases piled high and 15 or more journalists practically sitting on top of one another.
In England, where the telegraph became part of the postal service, rates were lower; there were dozens of wire-news services, and pretty much any newspaper had access to them.
The company's other holdings included the Bloomberg Business News wire service, news radio station WBBR in New York City, and Bloomberg Television.
That fake blog post, which was also written in the form of a wire service news report, not an analytical commentary, began with similar news of catastrophe for the rebels in Aleppo, and similar errors of grammar and syntax.
The railway companies "did a deal" with the new wireless telegraphy, granting its providers use of their land for peppercorn rents in exchange for free use of the wire, and "news" in its modern sense was created.
