noun
definition
A broadcast of the news; a news report that is transmitted over the air for television, radio, etc.
Examples of newscasts in a Sentence
Keyes said she is excited the producers wanted to include newscasts in Spanish because Tampa has a rich Hispanic culture.
I listened to nightly newscasts and read the local newspaper accounts, even making scrapbooks of the war's progress.
The solution enables 3 to offer streaming media services with both audio and video, such as live newscasts.
When cluster bombs have come up on the major network newscasts, little background information has been provided.
It dominated television newscasts and gave rise to endless streams of articles and talk shows.
Why does it have to be so threadbare going on gimcrack, recycling motoring and travel shows against rather desultory newscasts?
Comments of "Britney Spears Syndrome" and "Vanessa Hudgens-style stunt" peppered the nightly newscasts of even the most austere and respected journalists.
Be sure to look at your newspaper, community brochures, church bulletins and newscasts for more ideas on what local activities are available.
Look for trends by reading magazines and studying newscasts.
What distinguishes this site from others is the extensive use of actual newscasts and other audio materials that are used as lesson resources, but were originally created for native speakers.