Definition of newsmaker in English:

newsmaker

nounˈnjuːzmeɪkəˈnuzˌmeɪkər

North American

A newsworthy person or event.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our newsmaker, Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele, is going to be here to talk about the future of the GOP.
- The station now features a news program hosted by a local columnist, who has brought several newsmakers to the show.
- Peter Jennings was always itching to be where the news was happening, always asking fellow reporters, eyewitnesses, newsmakers.
- Second, the words of journalists are different from those of newsmakers.
- Thankfully, not every conscientious journalist is abandoned by management for perceived offenses against powerful newsmakers.
- The sponsoring class might want to specify a category of newsmakers.
- He wanted a person who could get newsmakers to talk live on camera.
- To make news, of course, it is helpful to book top newsmakers.
- Perhaps, for example, the section could be about newsmakers who acted in a courageous way or newsmakers in the field of education.
- Virtually every big newsmaker of the past 20 years at some point sat with Tim Russert.
- That makes a difference in how openly they can criticize newsmakers.
- Each Sunday morning newsmakers lined up to join him on the longest running TV show ever.
- There are several frames that speak volumes about the political newsmakers of the State.
- The stories he covers are about him, not the newsmakers he is supposed to watch.
- Love them or hate them, these were the newsmakers.
- Under these conditions, there is great risk of collateral damage to newsmakers.
- He is our newsmaker coming up a little later tonight.
- Look Ma, I really am hanging with the newsmakers.
- This project is designed to help students focus on the newsmakers in their local community.

Definition of newsmaker in US English:

newsmaker

nounˈnuzˌmeɪkərˈno͞ozˌmākər

North American

A newsworthy person or event.
Example sentencesExamples
- Virtually every big newsmaker of the past 20 years at some point sat with Tim Russert.
- To make news, of course, it is helpful to book top newsmakers.
- Perhaps, for example, the section could be about newsmakers who acted in a courageous way or newsmakers in the field of education.
- The station now features a news program hosted by a local columnist, who has brought several newsmakers to the show.
- Under these conditions, there is great risk of collateral damage to newsmakers.
- The stories he covers are about him, not the newsmakers he is supposed to watch.
- The sponsoring class might want to specify a category of newsmakers.
- That makes a difference in how openly they can criticize newsmakers.
- Our newsmaker, Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele, is going to be here to talk about the future of the GOP.
- He wanted a person who could get newsmakers to talk live on camera.
- He is our newsmaker coming up a little later tonight.
- Love them or hate them, these were the newsmakers.
- This project is designed to help students focus on the newsmakers in their local community.
- Each Sunday morning newsmakers lined up to join him on the longest running TV show ever.
- There are several frames that speak volumes about the political newsmakers of the State.
- Look Ma, I really am hanging with the newsmakers.
- Peter Jennings was always itching to be where the news was happening, always asking fellow reporters, eyewitnesses, newsmakers.
- Thankfully, not every conscientious journalist is abandoned by management for perceived offenses against powerful newsmakers.
- Second, the words of journalists are different from those of newsmakers.

单词	newsmaker
释义	Definition of newsmaker in English: newsmaker nounˈnjuːzmeɪkəˈnuzˌmeɪkər North American A newsworthy person or event. Example sentencesExamples Our newsmaker, Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele, is going to be here to talk about the future of the GOP. The station now features a news program hosted by a local columnist, who has brought several newsmakers to the show. Peter Jennings was always itching to be where the news was happening, always asking fellow reporters, eyewitnesses, newsmakers. Second, the words of journalists are different from those of newsmakers. Thankfully, not every conscientious journalist is abandoned by management for perceived offenses against powerful newsmakers. The sponsoring class might want to specify a category of newsmakers. He wanted a person who could get newsmakers to talk live on camera. To make news, of course, it is helpful to book top newsmakers. Perhaps, for example, the section could be about newsmakers who acted in a courageous way or newsmakers in the field of education. Virtually every big newsmaker of the past 20 years at some point sat with Tim Russert. That makes a difference in how openly they can criticize newsmakers. Each Sunday morning newsmakers lined up to join him on the longest running TV show ever. There are several frames that speak volumes about the political newsmakers of the State. The stories he covers are about him, not the newsmakers he is supposed to watch. Love them or hate them, these were the newsmakers. Under these conditions, there is great risk of collateral damage to newsmakers. He is our newsmaker coming up a little later tonight. Look Ma, I really am hanging with the newsmakers. This project is designed to help students focus on the newsmakers in their local community. Definition of newsmaker in US English: newsmaker nounˈnuzˌmeɪkərˈno͞ozˌmākər North American A newsworthy person or event. Example sentencesExamples Virtually every big newsmaker of the past 20 years at some point sat with Tim Russert. To make news, of course, it is helpful to book top newsmakers. Perhaps, for example, the section could be about newsmakers who acted in a courageous way or newsmakers in the field of education. The station now features a news program hosted by a local columnist, who has brought several newsmakers to the show. Under these conditions, there is great risk of collateral damage to newsmakers. The stories he covers are about him, not the newsmakers he is supposed to watch. The sponsoring class might want to specify a category of newsmakers. That makes a difference in how openly they can criticize newsmakers. Our newsmaker, Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele, is going to be here to talk about the future of the GOP. He wanted a person who could get newsmakers to talk live on camera. He is our newsmaker coming up a little later tonight. Love them or hate them, these were the newsmakers. This project is designed to help students focus on the newsmakers in their local community. Each Sunday morning newsmakers lined up to join him on the longest running TV show ever. There are several frames that speak volumes about the political newsmakers of the State. Look Ma, I really am hanging with the newsmakers. Peter Jennings was always itching to be where the news was happening, always asking fellow reporters, eyewitnesses, newsmakers. Thankfully, not every conscientious journalist is abandoned by management for perceived offenses against powerful newsmakers. Second, the words of journalists are different from those of newsmakers.
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