Sentence for news | Use news in a sentence

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• There is other news. (8)
• It is the daily news. (16)
• This news disturbs me. (10)
• Any news of the mistress? (8)
• Richard learnt the news. (10)
• The news had a unifying effect. (8)
• The good news soon followed her. (4)
• He does not monopolize the news. (16)
• I went to hear news of my sister. (10)
• Well, pretty good news, is not it? (4)
• Have no news, am tired and hungry. (18)
• She clasped the great news for succour. (10)
• My dear Hill, have you heard the good news? (4)
• Cook grinned sympathetically over the news. (13)
• It was just an accident the news coming then. (8)
• The gentleman looked, she thought, as if he had received bad news! (8)
• Through her there might be a way of getting news. (8)
• He is eager to print all the news in his own paper. (16)
• He appeared to be elated with some secret good news. (10)
• Her eagerness for news of our doings was insatiable. (10)
• Vesuvius is expected to give news: Niagara is no noisier. (10)
• She breakfasted upstairs, unsolaced by any news from George. (8)
• I have related how the news of this affair came to us at Savannah. (7)
• The first news had awakened a rage in her that gnawed at her soul. (12)
• Like wild-fire through the east flew the news of the death of Scott. (19)
• Then came the news that June had gone to the seaside with old Jolyon. (8)
• I must go away from here now, and you will not receive any news of me. (12)
• It remained for the elder De la Tour to break the glad news to his son. (19)
• Bad news from Ireland came upon ominous news from India. (10)
• The news spread through the town; all were divided between hope and fear. (19)
• As Noel had fled from him, having uttered her news, so did he fly from her. (8)
• The news brought to her was that a lady of the name of Mrs. Chump was below. (10)
• I do assure you that the news does not affect me either with pleasure or pain. (4)
• No one was less astonished than Rose at the news that Evan renounced the estate. (10)
• Adela found Arabella in so fresh a mood that she was sure good news had been heard. (10)
• The astounding news got abroad directly, throwing the Hill into a fever of excitement. (1)
• There was no one, therefore, who could be pointed out as likely to give any news of him. (4)
• The trembling of their silver linings was like the joyful flutter of a heart at good news. (8)
• But of Sylvia only news through Mrs. Doone that she had a headache, and was staying in bed. (8)
• Temple ran down to meet me there, and I heard that Janet had written to him for news of me. (10)
• She made no reply, and he said nothing more, dampened by the way she took his splendid news. (13)
• It is said that the business of collecting and distributing news is essentially monopolistic. (16)
• Like every one else, La Salle, on learning the evil news, saw the folly and danger of the change. (19)
• While the cook was taking up to Rosek the news of their arrival, Gyp stood looking out at her garden. (8)
• The good news spread quickly through the house, and with proportionate speed through the neighbourhood. (4)
• But it was yet too early for news, and he had to go back into court no whit wiser concerning the arrest. (8)
• The maid whom she trusted brought her news of Alvan: outside the door and in, the maid and mistress knelt. (10)
• Weekly and monthly periodicals do everything that the newspaper does, except print the news from day to day. (16)
• To say that he had been intensely relieved by the news that Mrs. Noel was not free, would be to put it mildly. (8)
• James and Emily had just gone up to bed, and after communicating the news to Warmson, Soames prepared to follow. (8)
• News arrived in 1697 of the signing of the peace at Ryswick between the warring kingdoms of England and France. (19)
• That without such consideration these features may encroach unjustifiably on news and editorials seems evident. (16)
• This he said imperatively, adding that such was the meaning of the news she had received relating to Laetitia Dale. (10)
• And the English courts go further and uniformly hold that news telegrams may not be pirated, even after publication. (16)
• The news was received by Lady Valleys with a sigh of intense relief, and the remark that it was probably another lie. (8)
• From lip to lip ran the news that at last the royal barge in its crimson and gold trappings had set out from Windsor. (19)
• The news reporter is often better qualified to describe the milk-baths of a stage notoriety than is the ablest critic. (16)
• Not till nearly two months after the battle had been fought did the news of the victory reach France by way of England. (19)
• She longed to see the Crofts; but when the meeting took place, it was evident that no rumour of the news had yet reached them. (4)
• You must not expect news for we see no one with whom we are in the least acquainted, or in whose proceedings we have any Interest. (4)
• On this basis the best news is that which can be shown to be most closely related to the interests of the largest number of readers. (16)
• Readers will not rest forever content under the impositions of fake or colored news; of misleading headlines; of false alarums and slovenly writing. (16)
• On entering that evening he glanced at the tape for any news about the Transvaal, and noted that Consols were down seven-sixteenths since the morning. (8)
• The editorial articles seem to have offered them few attractions, but news items of one sort or another engaged seventy-five per cent of their attention. (16)

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