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Meanings of newscast in English
Russian
новостная программа Portuguese
programa de notícias Spanish
informativo Catalan
programa de notícies Regularly scheduled radio or television program.
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Examples for "news program"
Examples for "news program"
1
Review of the Ford Foundation-backed Public Broadcast Laboratory's two-and-a-half hour news program.
2
She got ninety seconds on the evening news program, talking about wolves.
3
He spent 24 years as anchor of its flagship nightly news program.
4
A news program showed squid specialty restaurants with near-empty fish tanks.
5
I tuned the radio across all the stations and found a news program.
1
The best news programme of all, however, is Channel Four News.
2
Māori news programme Te Karere is celebrating being on air for 35 years today.
3
But a news programme is really only as good as the channel it represents.
4
The regional television station did not broadcast its regular morning news programme, he added.
5
Millions in Britain have seen his reports and video diaries on ITV's nightly news programme.
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I said: 'It's a topical news show that lasts for 12 weeks.
2
During the campaign, he made pancakes there for a TV news show.
3
My real political news show had finished a few minutes earlier.
4
In five years, Shamim aims to anchor a national news show.
5
The Daily Show is no longer just a comedy news show.
Usage of newscast in English
1
They ran it again a couple of times on the half-hourly newscast.
2
The Turkish earthquake was part of the hourly newscast on the radio.
3
Seigenthaler, who became weekend anchor in 1999, presided over a top-rated newscast.
4
Seeing that horrible newscast about Tabitha on television a few weeks ago.
5
Noel had said he'd seen a newscast about that in the Amsterdam airport.
6
In the evening newscast race, NBC pulled ahead for the week in viewership.
7
That changed last week, when the newscast's executive producer John Reiss was replaced.
8
CBS and Couric said they have no plans to alter the evening newscast.
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It will be the first full evening newscast available in a video podcast.
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The newscast's theme music had just started when my phone rang.
11
He shouldn't take it for granted that you happened to catch the newscast.
12
It's just a little outtake from a Ball State University campus TV newscast.
13
A buzzer was sounding nearby, interrupting the monotony of the newscast.
14
The local newscast at the top of the hour led with the Benedetti trial.
15
Kaplan has made the newscast much more focused on the news of the day.
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Rome Hartman is the executive producer of the nightly newscast BBC World News America.
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Newscast through the time
Newscast across language varieties
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