Sentences with phrase «bit of news about»

Chinese tech mogul YT Jia may have ran into some very unfortunate problems getting his company's futuristic Tesla - fighter actually onstage today for its American debut, but he did drop a bit of news about another Chinese - backed company looking to make inroads into the U.S.: Faraday Future.

How did the ABA Journal's Debra Cassens Weiss link to it without comment as if it were a serious bit of news about lawyers?

It's not so often that a bit of news about a market report can overshadow the opening of Art Basel, the cornerstone of the fair circuit that's become so integral to the business of buying and selling works.

Well it seems they've found another interesting bit of news about the Nintendo Switch!

Ever since my first glimpse of gameplay of The Evil Within at E3 2013 (which was introduced by none other than Shinji Mikami himself) I have been excited to follow every bit of news about this survival - horror title.

With this being said let's get on with this little bit of news about Finnish developer Kukouri's Pixel Worlds.

Each bit of news about a company or industry can be used as a building block to a case study in valuing companies.

We have brought quite a bit of news about the upcoming 2011 Geneva Motor Show in the last few weeks, now it is time to recap and this article will guide you through all the supercar premieres and other interesting cars that will be shown in Geneva.

As Joel and Ethan Coen consistently reveal nothing about their current projects, it wouldn't have been surprising if Alex Karpovsky declaring their new film to be «zany» were the last bit of news about Hail, Caesar!

Unlike many of these contenders, «The Mortal Instruments» has a fervent fanbase already in place, the books having sold well, and fans devouring every bit of news about the movie over the last few months.

Apart from another interesting bit of news about the signing of Andrei Arshavin there's not a lot going on.

And if you were concerned that Pizzi may just be saying what we want to hear I think the little bit of news about Alexis having trained throughout the current international break despite being ruled out of their game last week makes all the talk about a possible long spell on the sidelines seem a bit daft.

This site is called justarsenal.com and I have been reporting every bit of news about arsenal from all over the world for the last six years.

This bit of news about benzema flying solo seems to be rue as the source is ESPN.

It was just last week that we got the first bits of news about the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models, from the same analyst.

Not exact matches

Sound bites and snippets basically suck — whether we're talking about the nightly news or the newest nasty politician — and they don't add anything important to the meat of the conversations that really matter.

So as Assange continues to publish bits and pieces of his trove of files, expect big tech companies to go through a predictable dance: First the files will appear online, and about 24 hours later, you'll hear that security researchers have found that the files are already old news.

It was taking the role — dishing about the news with the right bit of snark — that we had always played for our friends and turning it into a business.»

The CEO talked about the Internet riches harnessing that technology could bring Tribune by pointing to the example of Buzzfeed, though that comparison misses many of the almost innumerable differences between a legacy newspaper company — even if one with the time and money to really «transform» itself — and a venture - juiced, digital - only, social news success, which is itself experiencing a bit of a stumble.

Though the recent news from AIF is a bit unclear, due to the private nature of the Moscow Capital Club, interested parties around the world will surely pour over past governmental statements about cryptocurrency for further clarity.

WITH investors already in a febrile state of mind about China's slowdown, the latest bits of gloomy news only seemed to confirm their worst fears.

News bits include stories about Google possibly building its own smart display, controlling the Nest Secure system through Google Assistant, Sigfox doing a deal with Louis Vuitton, and enabling devices to use emotion as a form of contextual insight.

We hopped on Vine when it launched a couple weeks ago, and after toying with it for a bit, were able to create several content assets around the topic that performed quite well for us: a news post about what Vine is, and a post about some real life marketing examples of Vine.

After doing a bit of research and finding some YouTube videos which taught me what I needed to know about binary options trading, I realized that binary options trading was a great option for me because I'm home a lot and have always had the news running in the background to keep up on the happenings in the world.

A fervently religious child, with a pension for impromptu lectures to classmates about substitutionary atonement and eternal security, this news came as a bit of blow, but I supposed I could find my calling elsewhere.

When U.S. News & World Report ran a story in 1996 about the decline of civility, it opened with what it must have considered the man - bites - dog vignette — an account of a classroom where young people were taught to be polite.

Read about this tasty bit of news in http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/19/us/19rekers.html

There is nothing illegal about a President being a Muslim, it's just that the majority of ignorant fearfull Americans who can't take the time to do even the slightest bit of research and prefer to just listen to Fox news all day, would never ever vote for a candidate who is Muslim.

Since we care about you as a fellow American, but also the collective intellect about our socially ailing nation, please put your thinking cap on and try a bit harder to provide news topics actually salient and worthy of discussion.

And congrats on the exciting baby news - I like how you weave bits of your life into your notes about cooking.

A day set aside for a catch - up of last week's health news & recipes, plus a little bit about me.

He looks strong and not afraid to put himself about, which is very good news, but best of all he looks to have that bit of magic back in his boots.

Another interesting bit of news is that the former Gunners striker Nicklas Bendtner will start and I'm sure he will be keen to show the Arsenal fans what he can do, although I am more worried about Kevin De Bruyne and Andre Schurrle.

# 50 million now seems about the norm for a decent player, so even though Arsene Wenger broke the Arsenal transfer record to sign Alexandre Lacazette it was by no means a remarkable bit of transfer news.

I am a little curious about how the fans will react to the news that Wenger will stay once it is announced but I expect it will be much like us missing out on the top 4, a bit of grumbling but no real reaction because we all saw it coming months ago.

The first bit of news reported by Metro is about Mohamed Elneny who added to our misery last night after being replaced by the boss before halftime, but after the match Wenger revealed that it was just a question of him being ill, not picking up a knock.

I hope that I am wrong about this little bit of Arsenal transfer news and that there is a perfectly good reason why Arsene Wenger and the Arsenal board have not yet tied down our little Spanish magician Santi Cazorla to a new contract.

So I have just seen one of the most recent bits of Arsenal transfer news regarding what Arsene Wengher did or was trying to do during the summer transfer window, although I think the word news could and should be replaced with the word rumour or even by the two words wild rumour, because I have serious doubts about the veracity of this one.

Every time Sanchez is asked about his Arsenal future, the Chilean simply replies that he just wants to win trophies with Arsenal, but as the season has progressed that is looking like a bleak prospect in this campaign, and there have been three bits of news recently that seems to indicate our superstar will not be with us for the next campaign.

But even if the news about the Chelsea keeper Petr Cech having his Arsenal medical means that the transfer of this quality keeper is completed before next week, a lot of Arsenal fans may be a bit concerned that some of our Premier League rivals, most notably Manchester United and Liverpool, are getting lots of early deals done.

Word of the upset traveled across the All England Club as an interesting bit of news, but nothing more: There was no moaning by fans and no hand - wringing about how this year's tournament, already battered by a rash of withdrawals, couldn't survive his departure.

I can not help but have the feeling that the «release» of the news about Manchester United having looked closely at the new Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette but passing up on the chance to sign him because of the scouting reports are a bit too convenient.

Unless Arsene Wenger is indulging in a bit of kidology with his rival manager, I am surprised to see that the Frenchman, instead of keeping his cards close to his chest like he normally does, has revealed a lot about the Arsenal team that will start the EFL cup match at home to Reading, as the latest team news on the Arsenal website has reported.

So in the latest thrilling bit of Arsenal transfer news, if you are the sort of person who believes in Santa Claus, the tooth fairy or Theo Walcott when he talks about fighting spirit, we hear in a Sky Sports report from Arsene Wenger the confirmation that the highly sought after Monaco star Kylian Mbappe is one of our transfer targets.

Yet with all of the recent news about him not signing a new deal, about wanting a bit more cash and a little less incentive - based remuneration, it feels like his Arsenal career is slipping away.

I'll speak about the Spurs game in a moment, but before then there's a couple of interesting bits of news involving former Arsenal players to run through.

In other news, PEA has spoken about players «being a bit resigned», which will go down like a cup of cold sick with El Presidente.

In a chapter on kids and cameras in my book, there's a bit about Polaroids - which was written, of course, before the sad news that Poloroid would stop producting it's film (check out Save Polaroid).

We hear quite a bit about the subject of bullying in the news.

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