American Classics.

Where We Teach You American English Heard at the movies.

1987.

Movie Broadcast News tells about three employees at a television news company.

Jane, a hardworking producer, and Erin, an excellent reporter.

Our friends Tom, a good looking news presenter, admits he does not understand his work.

Erin worries that Jane desires Tom.

Listen for the words.

I buried the lead.

He personifies everything that you've been fighting against, and I'm in love with you.

How do you like that?

I buried the lead.

I've got to not say that out loud.

It takes too much out of What do you think I buried?

The lead means Is it a to say something that should not be said or B to include important information too late in a report, he personifies everything that you've been fighting against, and I'm in love with you.

How do you like that?

I buried the lead.

The answer is B to include important information too late in a report.

A lead is the first part of a news story that captures the interest of readers or watchers, and that's English at the movies.