the news

And if it's the latter how am I to make sense of the constant alarm about USA's credit rating being raised in the news?

Keep your health strong this time of the month, as a lot will be demanded of you, even if all the news is good and quite exciting.

She was filled with grief at the news of his mother's death.

I remember when I told him the news. He fell off his chair, saying over and over in disbelief, "but I'm almost sixty. "

When I opened his office planning to surprise him with the news, I saw him making out with a man.

The news appeared the next day on the front page.

Yet it would be premature to see the closure of the News of the World as the beginning of the end of tabloid journalism.

That Cui Qi received the 1998 Nobel Prize did not come as a surprise to physicists, but I was still elated by the news.

He abandoned himself to deep despair when the news came that his wife had been killed in a car accident.

Walter Cronkite is a famous American TV news show host. He began to be interested in the news since he was a kid.

It must be a great comfort to you to have all the news at first hand.

Her ex-husband and children's father, Maged Guirguis was one of the first to hear the news.

The news of his mother's death was a terrible shock to him.

If he could have heard the news from Australia this (northern) winter, Dad would have said, "The Aussies will be back, you know. "

So the next time you see a celebrity or political sex scandal in the news, there's a chance they might have been using . . .

It may be annoying how he seems to always be in the news, but I knew that life would be much more boring if he were gone.

A spokesman for May said Stephenson had informed her Sunday evening, and she 'was sorry to hear the news. '

A probe may be initiated to establish how the news agency obtained the video, he said.

The news might have been even worse in shark-popular spots like Florida, were it not for the lousy economy.

They refuse to acknowledge that the news business is no longer as profitable as it once was, nor will it likely ever be so again.

The news is still bitter, though, because we have yet to see the gains of economic growth translated into the still-decrepit labour market.

Pamela's reaction in London to the news about Henry had indicated that the romance was far from dead.

For a few days this August, much of the news media in the West became convinced that we were headed back to the 1800s, medically speaking.

Beetle who listened to the news came out of his barn and went to the horseshoes.

I was not pleased with this interview, and thought it was strange that the news of my expectations had not made me happier.

Geim said he had not expected the prize and would try not to let the news change his routine.

It may be hard to remember amid all the news of decline, but in plenty of areas, the United States is still the world's leader.

It's normally football. Also the news - sports news. It is easier for me to understand the TV if it's about sports.

The news of this unofficial retreat somehow spread abroad, and for the last one we even had a sister from Austria join us.

The rapper had just landed in London when he heard the news of his mother's passing and immediately flew to Los Angeles.

With the news that the White House has canceled the Constellation Program, NASA seems to be moving out of the human space flight business.

But a year later, there were much controversy on it from real estate blogs and the news about this overwhelmed media abruptly.

The trio are expected to be questioned over what they knew about phone-hacking at the News of the World and whether there was a cover-up.

A strange postion for a paper whose very motto is 'all the news that's fit to print'.

Then the news of the Greek problems with their high external debt, largely owned by the German and French banks, began to appear.

The boy named Bo Huang Yi, is said to watch the news on CCTV at the age of three, seven began to see references.

Bruggeman was no longer just a consumer. He was a producer. He was making the news.

It was only a few weeks earlier that the news came out that China had overtaken Japan as the second largest economy in the world.

The Guardian said the files named 31 reporters working for The News of the World and The Sun in connection with the operation.

Yet, the news offers a big reminder of how much Beijing depends on the confidence of foreign investors to drive its economy.

They were all surprised at the news that the president was shot dead .

She was having lunch with him in Paris in 1957 when he received the news that he had won the Nobel Prize.

"We must blaze the news across the front page of Mutiny! " said the shabby girl.

When she got the news that she would become a mother, she was as pleased as punch!

It is no accident perhaps that the row has blown up in a year where definitions of identity are already in the news.

Another said, "The news might be false, but people's voice is real. "

But imagine being told that you're infertile. For people who planned their life around the idea of parenthood, the news can be devastating.

She was stunned by the news of her mother's death.

She was more than glad to hear the news.

The news will have been beating U. S troops at the front completely when news of antiwar protests spreads through over radios someday.

He was trying to be very quiet about it but the news that he had won the lottery spread rapidly by word of mouth.

The news comes after weeks of speculation in which some legal experts had said the woman's case has started to look shakey.

At the news conference, Tokyo Electric Power's chairman Katsumata said the company had no estimate of when residents might return.

Good morning from the CNN Centre here in Atlanta, I'm Melissa Long with a look some of the stories that happening NOW IN THE NEWS .

Adeniya said the blast did not reach the news and editorial departments in the back of the building.

The news said the robbers inside the bank were holding 10 hostages.

I'm sure Henry was none too pleased to hear the news, which must have come as a shock to him.

I wish I had not told him the news.

With shaking hands, I texted the news to Lisa, and told her to come to Miami the next day.

But the news since the polls closed has been so bad that this future cannot be taken for granted.

The news that did not make the news is that the growth contribution of domestic demand in Germany was larger that of net exports.

My husband and I have been trying to have a baby for a while, and I was very excited to tell him the news.

"To break the news" means to announce something or to tell someone something usually, but not always, unpleasant or unexpected.

For a time the news delighted labour MPs and trade union stalwarts: the city, at last, ws getting a taste of its own nasty medicine.

"Working for the News of the World was never easy. There was relentless pressure. There was a constant demand for results, " he said.

This is understandable, since just a few days ago the news reported a similar incident that was actually a scam.

The news comes less than a week after rival ratings agency Moody's put Japan's bonds under review for a possible downgrade.

Speaking to the news agency, Mr. said the Russian leadership had told him to intensify operation in both Chechnya and Ingushetia.

Dan was most surprised when he heard the news. He was amused too, because he never expected the bicycle to be found.

For Japan the news was the piece of a jigsaw that went towards solving the puzzle of numerous unexplained disappearances.

(New York Daily News) Adorable "Slumdog Millionaire" star Rubina Ali is back in the news - but not for her acting skills.

Oh, I'm somewhat tired of working here. I've been wondering whether I should resign. Anyway, the news seems to be good for you.

Nobody kept me in the dark, I may have been lax in not asking, but [the News of the World] was such a tiny part of our business.

The news was that the mob had broken down the barricades and were even then preparing to storm the palace.

Upon hearing the news that he was admitted by the university, he began to make plans for his future.

While Mr Murdoch said he accepted ultimate blame for the misconduct at his company, he described the News of the World as "an aberration" .

For Cynthia, the news was a blow but one softened by the knowledge that at least now she knows where her relative is.

Two hours after he received the news, Tyler was on his way to Washington.

And many in the news media played along, acting as if it was somehow uncouth for Democrats even to mention the Bush era and its legacy.

What is the worst thing you could possibly do when widespread famine in Africa is all over the news?

The euro remained around a two-month high against the US dollar, while Europe's bond and equity markets did not budge on the news.

I managed to winkle the news out of him.

In the wake of the news, both Kristen and Rupert were quick to make public statements saying that their tryst had been a mistake.

Watching the news from across the channel, the French are also changing their recent perceptions of the British psyche.

He coloured up at the news, and cast his eyes over his hands and clothes.

The news came as a bit of a shock.

River fans, particularly the raucous hooligans known as barrabravas, did not take the news well.

He decided to try to break the news to his most skeptical friend, inviting him to hunt with him and his new dog.

you imagine how much Can I was surprised to hear the news?

The news important events is often broadcast on the spot over television.

Two hours after he received the news, Tyler was on his way to Washington.

And many in the news media played along, acting as if it was somehow uncouth for Democrats even to mention the Bush era and its legacy.

What is the worst thing you could possibly do when widespread famine in Africa is all over the news?

The euro remained around a two-month high against the US dollar, while Europe's bond and equity markets did not budge on the news.

I managed to winkle the news out of him.

In the wake of the news, both Kristen and Rupert were quick to make public statements saying that their tryst had been a mistake.

Watching the news from across the channel, the French are also changing their recent perceptions of the British psyche.

He coloured up at the news, and cast his eyes over his hands and clothes.

The news came as a bit of a shock.

River fans, particularly the raucous hooligans known as barrabravas, did not take the news well.

In the wake of the news, both Kristen and Rupert were quick to make public statements saying that their tryst had been a mistake.

Watching the news from across the channel, the French are also changing their recent perceptions of the British psyche.

He coloured up at the news, and cast his eyes over his hands and clothes.

The news came as a bit of a shock.

River fans, particularly the raucous hooligans known as barrabravas, did not take the news well.

Hillary couldn't believe the news and stormed out of the office. She rushed to her limo and picked up the phone to call the Oval Office.

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Mary looked as though she was to faint after I told her the news.

He decided to try to break the news to his most skeptical friend, inviting him to hunt with him and his new dog.

you imagine how much Can I was surprised to hear the news?

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Mary looked as though she was to faint after I told her the news.

By this time the news of what had happened at the Hollow was spread all over the neighbourhood.

He decided to try to break the news to his most skeptical friend, inviting him to hunt with him and his new dog.

you imagine how much Can I was surprised to hear the news?

The news important events is often broadcast on the spot over television.

"He never even watched the news, " his mother told us.

In Latin America, the ongoing machinations surrounding last month's disputed presidential election result continued to dominate the news.

Wang said that he planned to call his mother in Taiwan to relay the news.

I broke the news to the American couple and asked the waitress to see if the real chef could come out to receive their thanks, which he did.

Wang said that he planned to call his mother in Taiwan to relay the news.

I broke the news to the American couple and asked the waitress to see if the real chef could come out to receive their thanks, which he did.

The news of the fatal accident which deprived you of your Managing Director , Mr. Bob Smith, came as a great shock to me .

He climbed onto the platform, and realizing they did not know, broke the news.

It was announced on the New York Times this was happening at least an hour prior to the official live speech during the news.

Still, he said, the news programming and documentaries that are likely to result won't necessarily be more appealing to audiences.

There has been a heated discussion about this picture in the news paper recently.

The next day, a picture of Amy and her letter to Santa made the front page of the "News Sentinel. "

It seems like every time you turn on the news now, the sky seems to be falling.

A few days earlier, a colleague practitioner told him about the news of this activity. Therefore, he came to watch the video.

It seems like every time you turn on the news now, the sky seems to be falling.

A few days earlier, a colleague practitioner told him about the news of this activity. Therefore, he came to watch the video.

It means getting through the day without a pink slip on the door, it means turning on the TV and seeing my client on the news.

We haven't had a computer for a couple of weeks but I have been able to read up on the "news behind the news" during the past two days.

As you know, there is a growing disrespect for government and for churches and for schools, the news media, and other institutions.

The news might have pleased him as much as my being the first Greek cabinet officer, which he never hesitated to tell perfect strangers.

One wrote: "Michael Jackson is now moonwalking in heaven. Rip. " , while others merely hoped the news turned out to be false.

He said there was no response, so he took the news public this week.

This conception of the news as a source of pure information is dramatically different from that of non economists studying the media.

Then the old man spread the news in the neighborhood and soon the poor people throughout the city began to make lanterns with red paper.

This conception of the news as a source of pure information is dramatically different from that of non economists studying the media.

Then the old man spread the news in the neighborhood and soon the poor people throughout the city began to make lanterns with red paper.

I know that if I wore something like this and without the straps, the news reporter would probably be taking tons of pictures of me.

Unless your job depends on it, the news is usually a waste of your attention.

The news agency Yonhap reported that a player found dead in his hotel roomhad left a note in which he referred to a match-fixing cartel.

Yesterday, I saw the news, saying that Wuhan has more than 20 less than the mortgage from the "housing slaves" by the bank to court.

She started crying immediately after she heard the news of her mother's death.

But a few may react violently to the news and let anger get out of control.

Becky was getting ready to wrap Christmas presents when a Marine officer called with the news.

At the news of her collapse, Patty and Walter hurried up north, leaving Joey to be supervised by his disdainful older sister.

Becky was getting ready to wrap Christmas presents when a Marine officer called with the news.

At the news of her collapse, Patty and Walter hurried up north, leaving Joey to be supervised by his disdainful older sister.

The news was poignant for her as she used to live in Wichita and regularly prayed the rosary outside Tiller's clinic.

When I told him the news, he seemed to be reading a book; he seemed to have learned about it.

Some traders said the news was a reminder of the still severe credit constraints facing Wall Street and the economy.

Not only was Hurst worried about her own prognosis, but she was afraid of her daughter Ellie's reaction to the news.

This worrying mother was very exciting as she heard of the news about his son is going to the university.

I broke to my mother the news of my impending doom, but it did not seem to disturb her much.

He doesn't remember how he heard, but he said the news was 'a major shock. '

There are many possibilities, but your sibling does seem to be "in the news" this month, which will be very good for you, too.

He doesn't remember how he heard, but he said the news was 'a major shock. '

There are many possibilities, but your sibling does seem to be "in the news" this month, which will be very good for you, too.

My initial reaction to the news was relief, but as I thought more about it I began to feel angry.

The stories in the news the next day were filed from Jakarta or Kuala Lumpur, not Dili. It was all secondhand news.

Later that morning we put out a release announcing Mother's death, which was all over the news immediately.

The news- men around the door gave back to let the minister through.

The news reporters were given nothing but bare facts by the officials in charge of the investigation.

The news comes as China continues trying to cool the economy by restricting monetary policy and imposing anti-inflation measures.

What you on about? I saw something on the news. Was that you? !

Easter Monday was the only time we were interested in watching the news. We couldn't wait to see if we were on TV.

But like I said to you and Sasha when the news reports came out last year about how you each only get $1 a week, we have to set an example.

The news of her mother's death was a terrible shock to her.

Tang Renjia, a dried seafood retailer, is overjoyed to hear the news that his wife, Ling Qiao, has completely recovered from cancer.

Well, I just read in the news that fewer and fewer businesses ask their employees to work five and a half days a week.

she said by phone a few minutes after her agent woke her with the news.

What he had heard on the news was the Elvis had died of what was at first to be thought a heart attack.

The news program gave an up-to-date account of the nuclear accident.

But the news was not so good in the United States; it had the worst record of the countries studied.

What friends are reading is at least as important as the news displayed on the homepage of a news site .

She managed to get a grip on her feeling at the news of her husband's faithlessness.

She managed to get a grip on her feeling at the news of her husband's faithlessness.

But the hardest thing was to break the news to the families of men in my outfit that got killed.

The two men had worked together at the Sun newspaper and then Mr. Coulson had hired him to the News of the World, Mr. Hoare told the BBC.

Word did eventually get around, but some people were a bit slow to hear the news.

According to the news, the president of that country is going to pay a visit to China next month.

People's overall appraisal of the news media, both in terms of satisfaction and credibility, has not changed much over the year past.

This was an opportunity to get back in the news and to tell fans that he was writing a memoir.

The news that she won the gold medal was told to her mother.

I'm glad the Post published this item because the news is often presented from the Western point of view, despite its multicultural staff.

About an hour later I was getting ready to take a shower when kissinger burst in with the news that chairman mao wanted to meet me.

the news we had to give him, for the outside world was no concern of his: the only thing he cared about was his island.

Equity and corporate bond markets could yet fall further, especially as the news on the economy seems to get worse every week.

U. S. vaccine study has proven to be just as effective as a vaccine trial in Australia. The news is surprising, and welcome.

This may sound weird, considering how gloomy the news has been about the economy, but you seem to be the exception.

While Jackie was in London collecting his Global Diversity Award, he was also given a second award which wasn't written about in the news.

The prime minister hardly helped matters when he said, on learning of the news, that he was "clueless" about it.

For two years it was that there we had received all the news of battles.

Arruda said she learned of her expulsion through the news media and had not received official notification.

Hearing the news, my mother lost ten pounds in just a few days.

Esta muerto(2) , and then as if he just heard the news himself, crumples like a coat and cries, my brave Papa cries.

A cartoon is an amusing drawing that deals with something of interest in the news.

If you're feeling frustrated or overwhelmed by the news of a disaster, volunteering to help can be a great way to cope.

After just a few days, the video dramatically changed the Virginia Senate race as the news media reported on the controversy.

A man who answered the telephone at the Beichuan publicity department confirmed the news but said he did not have any details.

He has reacted well to the news about his condition and is ready to fight for his comeback.

The moment that Donna heard the news, Cheryl later told me, she rushed to put on a wedding dress that she had been saving for years.

The news from the planet's forests has been surprisingly good lately, at least compared with the news of a decade or two ago.

I got the news last night about 3 in the morning, and I don't think I even went back to bed.

On hearing the news through the telephone she picked up her kit and dashed out of the door.

Some shows help children to understand the news, others show people and places from other countries or other times in history.

The News of the World, which suspended Goodman on Friday, said it had no comment to make on today's court proceedings.

The news of her prosecution saddens me greatly for I know Josephine is a fine scholar on sexuality and human freedom.

Lead News are the main contents of the enrichment, it is like, like road signs to help readers decide whether to read the news reports.

When organizational members believe that the boss is going to be angered by the news, the news is likely to be suppressed.

Gates also appeared at the news conference and said he was pleased to continue in his current job.

Li took out the newspaper from his pocket and showed the news to his mum, saying happily, "Mum, look! The result is different now! "

An individual, a company and an industry were all in the news this week for reasons unrelated except for the idea of dishonesty .

Some of the steps unveiled at the news conference in Paris on Tuesday would have seemed almost revolutionary as recently as a year ago.

he thought the news would have overpowered his wife his wife , to whom he had never said a hard word.

How did the news of his appointment get out before it was officially made known?

When boys do not know that, if the time for a while, she did not give her the news, like the cat inside the heart, like grasping;

The news comes as the search engine embarks on a buying spree, acquiring at least five companies since August, Reuters reports.

He personally drove to the source, brought the machine back to his shop, and called me with the news.

He stared at me with trepidation when I told him the news.

She was filled with elation at the news that she won the first prize in her class.

Maybe if it had happened after the News of the World phone-hacking story broke it would have gathered more. Or maybe not.

History was safer than the news, because there was no question of how it would end.

And err, he informed me that uh, she took the news rather badly, in fact, he uh, mentioned the word frenzy.

Right after he got the news, a truck rear-ended his car at a stoplight, sending him to the emergency room with a painful case of whiplash.

Gina: Oh, I really admire him for that. What's the news from him?

Among the thousands of comments about the news on the Net East news portal, almost none appeared to take the verdict at face value.

The news of important events is often broadcast on the spot over television.

Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband's death.

College announced the news the next day, I found a white, tailored for her patients, you have to have contacts.

A computer program used for creating presentations, it is not sexy, not all over the news, not at the cutting edge.

The news was the simplest thing imaginable, and yet, as we took it in, Marguerite and I exchanged looks.

e. g: Sally was quite above herself when she learned the news that she was the only one in the company that had been promoted.

When the news media and the public are great interested in one thing , you can say that this has drawn the public's attention.

Suppose it was the news of his engagement he had intended to tell her!

At the news conference, he stressed his aim is to work with the Russian government as a whole, and made no reference to Mr.

Bloomberg was willing to sacrifice short-term profits for long-term gain, he said, but was in the news business to make a profit.

I happily go home to tell his mother the news, the mother said that I was the best!

Since none of us knew that Ellen had gone steady with any young man , the news of her marriage caused us no little surprise .

He began to cry as soon as I told him the news.

Because uncle Tom is ill, we don't to let him in , on the , news, right now.

i said in surprise. her large eyes and rushed the news to her mother. mom said, smiling : "i said to her. "

When Looney heard the news of his friend's death, he was in Navy SEAL training and unable to leave.

Since the cartoons had to be delivered two weeks before publication, Quino was not able to comment on the news to the same extent.

The news value has always been a kind of important standard who weigh the news fact and news itself between the social benefit and demand.

For a president who insists it's a bad idea to get "caught up in the news cycle, " Obama has just shown a knack for controlling it.