Sentence examples for young news from inspiring English sources

Just a few months ago, drumming up young news viewers was not a problem.

In the television pilot that Cheyenne Jackson taped recently, he played an aggressive young news anchor whose ascendancy threatened an older colleague.

When a young news producer in McKenna's "Morning Glory" is transformed by a stunning dress, it is for a job interview, not a date.

Having an engaged, youthful audience meant that Mic were able to secure an interview with US president Barack Obama, quite a coup for such a young news provider.

BuzzFeed, the hip young news site, is also encouraging its readers to submit their own posts to the site, and make and upload their own GIFs to the service.

After pointing out errors in stories from traditional media, he said: "We're a young news organization, hardly in a position to lecture local law enforcement or the great American outlets with decades or more of experience in hard news".

When Phelps-Roper was younger, news of terrible events had given her a visceral thrill.

At 19, Oprah became both the youngest news anchor and first black female newsreader at the Nashville station WLAC, before moving to Baltimore and, in 1984, to Chicago where her emotional brand of seemingly ad-lib delivery landed her the presenter's job on the sofa of a struggling morning chat show.

However, when compared with other demographic groups, the younger news consumers are more interested in reading the news than older people, as it turns out.

Diane reveals that she once dated Woods until he dumped her on her fortieth birthday, during which Tom arranged for Diane to be replaced by an attractive younger news anchor.

The fact is that when I was young, the "news" was limited to what landed on the driveway in the morning and what was on the 6 o'clock news.