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Meanings of newsbreak in English
Catalan
notícia d'última hora Synonyms
Examples for "flash"
Examples for "flash"
1
Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
2
The Fiji Met Service said heavy rain may lead to flash flooding.
3
They were given a new sense of urgency after the flash crash.
4
I picked my way toward the point where I'd seen the flash.
5
In another flash of lightning, he saw clearly: the car was gone.
1
They apologised and said the newsflash was intended to be a training exercise.
2
Now, newsflash I knew who the mystery guest was every time.
3
The BBC highlights programme Sportsnight was more like an extended newsflash.
4
A newsflash has this moment arrived from the Malabar front.
5
Citizens, this is a newsflash of the utmost importance!
1
An extended news bulletin with the latest news on the Christchurch earthquake.
2
State TV announced on a news bulletin that the impasse was over.
3
Fatima Nabil wore a cream-coloured headscarf as she read a news bulletin.
4
The news bulletin isn't scheduled to go out until quarter after one.
5
The chance to lead every news bulletin, every day, for weeks.
Usage of newsbreak in English
1
I was in the sergeant's room when I saw a newsbreak.
2
Well then, let's see how he liked her newsbreak announcement.
3
He started paying attention when there was a newsbreak.
4
His finger hovered over the remote to change the channel when a newsbreak interrupted the home and garden show.
5
That that time period had been planned by the producers and the government occurred to Caird after the newsbreak immediately after the final credits.
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Wallowing through newsbreaks, which arrive by the carload, can be dull business; a sheet of White House paper lifts it up, somehow.
7
He was an inconspicuous contributor, in that he usually sent newsbreaks, but he was a good man with the scissors and a faithful one.
Frequent collocations
Newsbreak through the time