新闻经典句型-最地道的英语

The father reached down to hug his son, tears filling his eyes.(独立主格)

Xi（Xi Jinping）was in south-west China's Sichuan province inspecting recovery efforts from last month's earthquake.（现在分词作伴随状语）

At least 13 people were killed Sunday evening in a bus accident in the central Mexican state of Hidalgo, according to news reports.

The accident occurred about 6:15 p.m. in a municipality called Mineral de la Reforma. It appears that the bus blew a tire, hit a wall and flipped over, according to the Mexican news website Milenio. Several injured people were taken to nearby hospitals, the site reported.

According to the federal government, Mexicans are more likely to die in an accident than they are in the infamous wave of violence that is gripping the country. In 2011, more than 36,000 people died in accidents of all kinds in the country (nearly 17,000 of these were transit-related), while more than 27,000 died in violent incidents.

The problem has been gaining more attention since May 7, when a gas truck crashed and exploded in the Mexico City suburb of Ecatepec, killing 26 people. (并列、比较级、定语从句，转折连词、非谓语)

French anti-terrorist investigators are hunting for a man who stabbed a soldier in the throat at a busy Paris shopping and transport center.

Detectives are also examining whether there is a link between the attack and the killing of a British soldier who was hacked to death in London on Wednesday.（定语从句）

British police on Saturday arrested three more suspects in connection with the savage killing of an off-duty soldier that has raised fresh concerns about terrorism.（词汇、定语从句）

Six people were killed and dozens more injured when a four-story building under

construction collapsed in eastern Rwanda, police said Wednesday as the rescue effort ended.

Most were being treated for minor injuries at a nearby hospital, he said, but some were in critical condition. He said the construction site employed about 45 workers but some were not on duty when the building fell.

It remained unclear what caused the collapse.

In recent years building collapses have become frequent in East and Central African countries as some property developers bypass regulations to cut costs. In March, a building collapsed in the Tanzanian city of Dares Salaam, killing at least 30 people.（状语从句、名词性从句、非谓语、猜词）

South African President Jacob Zuma said he found Nelson Mandela “in good shape and in good spirits” Monday, but a video of his encounter with the ailing anti-apartheid icon belies those cheery words, showing him with a vacant look on his face.

It’s been more than three weeks since Mandela was released after a 10-day stay in the hospital, the third time in five months that he was hospitalized for a recurring lung infection.（词汇、非谓语、状语从句、定语从句）

A nuclear research laboratory in northern Japan has reported a radiation leak that may have affected 55 people, though none has been hospitalised and no impact is expected outside the facility.

The leak occurred when experimental equipment overheated, causing the evaporation and release of radioactive gold.

Hundreds of people were exposed to radiation, and thousands of residents were evacuated as a precaution.（词汇、定语从句、非谓语、状语从句、并列句）

The Syrian government says it has agreed "in principle" to take part in an international conference in Geneva next month aimed at ending the country's civil war.

（短语、非谓语）

A United Nations expert who investigated the aftermath of Japan's 2011 nuclear power plant disaster says the government and the operator of the facility should do more to help those affected by the catastrophe.（定语从句、非谓语）

While China is increasing the amount of renewable energy it produces, it is also increasing its emissions.

China's new leadership has acknowledged that environment is one of the biggest challenges it is facing and while China's emissions are unlikely to be reduced in the next few years, it is making a shift towards a more sustainable energy base. There are important choices for the government to make and these choices will have a huge impact not just domestically but globally.(状语从句、定语从句、宾语从句)

Brazil says it will cancel or restructure almost $900m (￡600m) worth of debt owed by African countries, to boost economic ties with the continent. (非谓语)

Wildlife crime not only destroys our vital natural heritage, but it is also a crime against the stability and prosperity of nations and a crime that puts human lives at risk. （并列结构、定语从句、词汇）

Horrific factory collapse lead to rethinking the true cost of cheap clothes, but it could also spell lost jobs.

Thinking about these things, imagining the agony and fear, it's also impossible not to feel a sense of rage at the way these people are treated - exploited - in their millions, in thousands of garment factories, in the name of profit and dirt-cheap t-shirts and jeans.（词汇、非谓语、定语从句）

It was not until Miura was 70 that he first climbed all the way to the summit of Everest.（强调句）

The Food and Drug Administration is, again, threatening to impose milk and meat

from cloned animals on a public that opposes the technology and its products.（定语从句）

Two men will marry in the southern French city of Montpellier today, becoming the first same-sex couple to wed in France under new laws that have stoked some of the fiercest street protests in the country in decades.(非谓语、定语从句)

The majority of the 9 billion people on Earth will live with severe pressure on fresh water within the space of two generations as climate change, pollution and over-use of resources take their toll, 500 scientists have warned.

The world's water systems would soon reach a tipping point that "could trigger irreversible change with potentially catastrophic consequences", more than 500 water experts warned on Friday as they called on governments to start conserving the vital resource. They said it was wrong to see fresh water as an endlessly renewable resource because, in many cases, people are pumping out water from underground sources at such a rate that it will not be restored within several lifetimes.(词汇，状语从句，定语从句)

With the increase in tuition fees, young people are thinking twice about applying. Anyway, the way I see it, ￡27,000 of debt is not worth it for a degree that does not even guarantee you a job.

But there's another issue. Student finance loans have to be paid back with interest, which means university (at the moment) is not really an option I feel comfortable with for religious reasons.(with复合结构，谚语，定语从句)

Unemployment in the US is forecast to fall from its current 7.5% level and its budget deficit to decrease steadily while the UK unemployment rate is predicted to remain stuck on 8% and its deficit to fall only slowly.(并列、语态)

The violence was minor compared with the weekend, which saw some of the fiercest clashes so far when police fired teargas and water cannon to clear thousands of people from the square.

Any use of the army would be a dramatic step in Turkey, where Erdogan has pushed through democratic reforms including taming a military that toppled four governments in four decades.(Turkey unrest)(定从、状从)

Many experts believe that the burden of adapting to a new culture faced by these girls - many from migrant families - is contributing to soaring suicide rates.

The environment many of these Latina girls grow up in can be a factor in their depression.

(分词；定从)

Influenced by the outbreak of the H7N9 bird virus, sales for the catering industry that use poultry went down by 80 percent. To prevent the spread of the virus, the government closed many markets in many regions, including Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces.(非谓语)

Two "black box" data recorders recovered from the wreckage of the Renfe train that crashed in north-west Spain last week, killing 79 people, show that the driver was on the phone and travelling at 95mph (153kph) – almost twice the speed limit – when the vehicle derailed, according to the preliminary findings of a court investigating the crash.

(定从、状从、非谓语)

Security officials said on Sunday night that forces would besiege two protest camps in Cairo supporting the country’s ousted president within 24 hours.

Officials, who spoke anonymously in line with regulations, told the Associated Press they are also preparing for possible clashes that might erupt.

The suspected militants targeted in the air assault were wanted for an attack on Egyptian soldiers last year that killed 16.

(名从、定从、非谓语)

Peru’s Nat ional Penitenciary Institute says prison numbers have risen by 32% in the past two years, pushing inmate numbers to more than double the capacity of the country’s prisons.

Peru is widely considered to be the world’s largest producer and exporter of cocaine, 70% of which is trafficked to Europe, according to UN figures

(分词作结果状语、定从)

A fire raged through a Russian psychiatric hospital on Friday, killing at least three people and leaving dozens missing as police searched the surrounding area for survivors.

Authorities had long warned that the building was unsafe and called for its closure.

Emergency officials said that 23 of 60 people who were in the building when the blaze broke out were evacuated. Emergency teams found the bodies of two patients and a nurse, who they said died while trying to rescue others.

The building housed male patients.

There have been many fires with high death tolls at state institutions such as hospitals, schools, drug treatment centres and homes for the disabled in the past decade, raising questions about safety measures, conditions and emergency exit routes.

(词汇、非谓语、状语从句)

Heavy rains brought Manila to a standstill, submerging some areas in waist-deep floodwaters and making streets impassable to vehicles.

Some of the Philippines' heaviest rains on record fell on the capital and surrounding areas again Tuesday, turning roads into rivers and trapping people in homes and shelters. The government suspended all work for a second day except for rescues and disaster response.(非谓语)

Obama already had decided to shorten what was originally planned as a four-country trip.

(词汇、名从)

Mexican authorities launched operations Tuesday to rescue tens of thousands of stranded tourists from Pacific resorts such as Acapulco, as deadly twin storms dissipated but the floods they spawned continued to inundate vast parts of Mexico. (词汇、定从)

Deadly bus accidents are frequent in Peru, where enforcement of road safety rules is weak.(定从)

Pakistan is one of only three countries in the world where polio is still endemic, but efforts to stamp out the crippling disease have been hampered by resistance from armed groups, who have banned vaccination teams from some areas.(定语从句)

At least 70 journalists were killed around the world in 2013, including 29 who died covering the civil war in Syria and 10 in Iraq, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.

The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists has been tracking deaths among reporters and broadcasters since 1992.

Most of the killings it has documented over the years involve people covering the news in the places where they live. That was the case, as well, in 2013.