11.  Big news hits the screen.

12.  Although the government would not release the names of those held, the mass roundup was big news.

13.  And I just simply wanted to try to capture or document this phenomenon that suddenly was big news.

14.  And that is why, preoccupied with salacious matters, we might discover too late that we overlooked the really big news.

15.  And the overall cost of the courtroom coverage was far less than for other big news events of the recent past, like the gulf war.

16.  Any one of the elements just listed would probably have made this killing a big news story, let alone all of them together.

17.  Artichokes are the big news this week.

18.  As portrayed in a television commercial, the departure from the community of Packers season-ticket holders is big news.

19.  As such, every move the company makes is big news there.