newsless การใช้

• Want to know what they ate on a newsless night?
• This tributary of the river Styx first began to flow in a newsless December.
• Here, the Bradley staff was spinning furiously, hoping to inject conflict and to conjure up news from a newsless speech.
• With President Clinton out of town on a muggy Monday in May, the White House was becalmed and newsless _ a circumstance at which CNN correspondent Wolf Blitzer usually would chafe.
• Tony Blankley, the spokesman for House Speaker Newt Gingrich, gladly offered Republican campaign sound bites Gatling-gun fast to scores of reporters suddenly awakened from the torpor of the newsless diet of the formal convention week designed by Morris.
• Gradually, the 20 items melt to 10 paragraphs or three essays, the three dots fade to disappearing ink and rivals retreat to a newsless ode on the cuteness of kittens or an earnest rumination on why Bob Dole just won't do.
• But bloggers covering the conventions this month and next, and making a bit of online history by doing so, will bring one thing grizzled reporters don't have much of : enthusiasm for what has become a rigidly formatted, virtually newsless event.
• "Julie, " and " David " were plush and newsless . ( At the ceremony, I was assigned to a bus from New York to Philadelphia and asked the press assistant, Diane Sawyer, whether this vehicle was christened the " Murray Chotiner, " after a Nixon henchman.