用breaking news造句子，“breaking news”造句

Charged with translating "breaking news" last year, one came up with the snappy information DE derniere minute.

Instead of having a few stringers on a loose contract, media firms will have a standardized deal that applies to anyone who covers fast-breaking news.

Late-breaking news stories previously meant that whole pages needed to be re-written, but a blank panel in the corner of the front page now caters for that event.

There is a heartbreaking news report about starving children.

Read all about it in Dredging Today (“The industry’s ground-breaking news provider”, groan.)

Here users can conveniently and quickly get the latest breaking news and most interesting stuff by publishing and forwarding.

Investors fall into a special category as news consumers; they tend to operate on a hair trigger so they can profit from breaking news before other investors act and wipe out their advantage.

Baby-sat the children; baby-sat the Soviet defector; baby-sit a breaking news story.

Today a piece of news spread in the whole city of Tianjin. Tell you the truth, it definitely the most breaking news recently!

Guzy Shared the award for breaking news photography with two other Post photographers, Nikki Kahn and Ricky Carioti, who were cited for their depiction of the devastation from the earthquake in Haiti.

The majority of shared content, around 65%, was major current news stories, 19% was breaking news and 16% was made up of quirky news.

The theory underlying most papers’ online strategies is that people will buy a favourite newspaper and then go to its website for breaking news and extras such as blogs.

Reporters are using smartphones to take photographs and video and file breaking news, while also working on longer-term feature stories.

The breaking news mindset isn't just annoying, it may be distracting you from what really matters.

If there's breaking news I care about, I check back with sites I consider authoritative or at least reliable.