newsbreak

They were totalling in the hundreds now, six months after the first newsbreak.

He's the man who masterminded our little newsbreak last night."

On the television was a newsbreak with Howard and Connie.

They were talking and talking, and then I heard the newsbreak come on the television.

A stumble was apt to cause a flash newsbreak.

Fifteen minutes later, I caught a newsbreak.

"I am to inform you that you will be doing a special Newsbreak there shortly after arrival and before your launch."

Newsbreak's writers have consistently been nominated for the Ongpin awards since its inception.

- I don't have the slightest idea who you are or what you were doing in the Newsbreak studios.'

This time they apparently came in right at the beginning of the newsbreak; a different reporter was on the scene of some kind of accident.

This was a newsbreak special.

It was a totally unauthorized newsbreak.

"Nor do I. You fooled us badly, with that newsbreak on Sellors.

He was commended for transforming the political opposition since the first newsbreak of widespread election fraud, for his public outcry.

The children had settled themselves in front of a television in a side room, and were shooting suction-rubber-tipped darts at Trevor MacDonald doing a newsbreak.

The Late News was launched to replace the short two-minute national newsbreak, which was introduced following Nightline's axing in 2008.

Time enough that Holovision could run a pretaped Newsbreak if she didn't show up or, worse, if they didn't like what she said on the air.

Holovision covered the launch site incident with a Newsbreak report on the deaths of the Tatoosh field crew 'at the hands of Shadow extremists.'"

This is the sort of thing parents have heart attacks over-we want to have the kids safely back to school before any footage shows up on a local newsbreak."

When the station's talk radio host, Bob Circosta, was on a newsbreak, Paxson asked Circosta to sell these can openers to his audience.

At WKBD, she hosted Morning Break, the station's daily talk show, and produced and anchored a five-minute newsbreak.

Newsbreak's editor-in-chief, Marites Dañguilan-Vitug, was named number forty-five in the Eurasia Group Global Leaders 50 of 2006.

The Long Island Association, one of the Island's most important business groups, met with Stony Brook's Sciences Research Center soon after the newsbreak on medical waste.

"This is WKDK, the Thought of Boston, and I'm Jimmy Winston, back after this five-minute newsbreak."