on the news造句怎么写

Generali's share price rose by 5% on the news.

We see violence on the news, in the movies, or on TV.

The yen fell briefly against the dollar on the news but soon bounced back. See article.

Share price plummet or plunge on the news of the devaluation.

The president-elect appears to be getting a jump on the news.

Like out of a movie, injunction landed on the news desk, and the news reader was like, "This has never happened before."

He's not a person with a head or a face. There's no chance that the news of his death will be broadcast on the news network.

On many occasions, Liu Dihua must go with Chang-lin Tien and express his views on the news media.

But what will it mean for the efficient market hypothesis if the market rallies on the news?

An intriguing item on the news pages caused me to raise an eyebrow over my morning coffee.

He was interested in humorous poems, joking commentaries on the news, and satirical observations of fellow townspeople.

One top Sina news editor admitted recently on his microblog that he'd dreamed "for many years" of setting up a page on the news portal where readers could nominate and vote for their favorites.

Funnily enough, the Chinese were so excited about the World Cup that they hardly picked up on the news about Yao on Thursday.

They attacked fiercely on late Qing dynastic government because of its suppression on the news and free speech, which showed the intellects' strong social responsibility and strategyic courage;

I saw it on the news.

A customizable parser based on the news scheme using the Network news Transfer Protocol (NNTP).

I heard all about the bombs on the news.

American and European technology stocks rallied on the news.

Share price soar on the news of the takeover bid or the news of the takeover bid send share price soaring.

The article conducts a systematic research on the news value relations from two aspects and provides a new way for the thorough understanding of news value relations.

I decided to hold up on the news until he was sure of it.

In Washington, the Republicans, who have traditionally championed nuclear power, have been pretty much silent on the news.

kept abreast of the latest developments; constant revision keeps the book au courant; always au fait on the latest events; up on the news.

Shares were marked up or down according to the news from Brasilia or Manila; shares of Exxon or Shell rose or fell depending on the news from Baghdad or Lagos.

Host a: below on the news today.

I try to keep up on the news.

Market?Chinalco stock rallied 10% on the news, the daily limit for Shanghai-listed stocks.

The Zimbabwe stock exchange, where shares had been rising fast in the past year, slumped on the news.

Stocks on Wall Street gained on the news as investors eschewed so-called safe havens such as the greenback, and the Dollar Index dropped 0.5% to 82.05.

The market rebound on the news of the government's decision.

He was anxious to pass on the news of their first victory.

She works on the news desk.

When I saw on television the news, my heart a tight, an acid strength pours into my nose.

Typically, markets buy on the rumour and sell on the news.