Usage of "news show" | TermGallery

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A program devoted to current events, often using interviews and commentary.

Использование термина news show на английском

I said: 'It's a topical news show that lasts for 12 weeks. 
 The Irish Times 

During the campaign, he made pancakes there for a TV news show. 
 Reuters 

My real political news show had finished a few minutes earlier. 
 The Guardian 

In five years, Shamim aims to anchor a national news show. 
 Reuters 

The Daily Show is no longer just a comedy news show. 
 Ebony 

It's being replaced by a new news show with dual presenters. 
 Radio NZ 

They're already calling it the third-most-watched news show in a decade. 
 Cauldron of Ghosts 

The news show gives us a shot of the sign outside union headquarters: 
 Once upon a time in America 

How did such a brainiac land her own cable news show? 
 Ebony 

Bill O'Reilly is not hosting a news show on TV One. 
 Ebony 

The film is as manufactured as... well, a cheerful morning- news show. 
 Reuters 

NBC is now thought to favor a panel approach for Sunday's top-rated news show. 
 Reuters 

His stint on Loyiso Gola's satire news show will stand him in good stead. 
 The South African 

Behind him, a wall monitor streamed a Ceres-based news show. 
 Caliban's War 

Instead, remake it as a news show about the news. 
 Reuters 

The news show's reporter was good, focusing perfectly on the makeshift clubs as they rose. 
 The evolutionary void 

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Значения термина news show на английском