Meanings of sensational news in English

She was quite unacquainted with the custom of advertising sensational news in London.

But her soft voice, charged with sensational news, was heard-

Jeff Forshaw, a physicist at Manchester University, said: This is sensational news and quite brilliant science.

Meanwhile, Alison Eastwood has uncovered some sensational news.

Even after the sensational news he had heard inside, the sight was something of a sensation.

Before they departed there was some sensational news.

Its most sensational news rarely ever rated more than single-column type, or at most two columns.

The most widely diffused psychiatric reports of our time are the sensational news items of the daily press.

Nina, reading from a note from Royal Blondin, announced the sensational news that he had broken his ankle.

An incontrovertible spaceship arrives out of nowhere in the middle of London and it is sensational news of the highest magnitude.

No upheaval of Nature could have created greater amazement, combined with a good deal of admiration and some dismay, than this sensational news.

The sensational news of two girls having run away from the Fluffdown mills was now quickly making its way through Flosston and near-by communities.

The evening papers spread the sensational news, and by the end of the registration period, fifty Rochester women had joined the ranks of the militants.

Umberto Harte was not an egotistical man, and accepted the need to hide the sensational news that he had captured a fully developed Navigator alive.

He thought with satisfaction of the role he would play in the United States press when the sensational news of this night's adventure came out.

It was so noisy in the Crown, and Herr Rauhut already so intoxicated that she practically had to bellow the sensational news in his ear.