Sentence examples for a bit coverage from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that the company has done very little marketing or media outreach, (save for a bit coverage by Israeli sites), the app is already installed on over 1,000 Facebook Pages as of today.

"It has received quite a bit of coverage.

Because of the issue of the leaders' debates we have had a bit more coverage.

It would be nice to get a bit more coverage in between the Paralympics.

"We devoted quite a bit of coverage to Task Force Barker, Fordd, the brigade public-information clerk, told the Peers commission.

Soros's remarks got a bit of coverage, while the more visionary conversation seemed not to register at all.

"When we went on the Dimbleby show as pundits," Derek offers as an example, "there was a story that day that Labour had clearly put out to get a bit of coverage.

Inspired by the inequities on display in India, where last weekend's Grand Prix was held, Lewis explains that the race "raises awareness of the country" – a slightly odd perspective, casting as it does India as an obscure backwater which needs a philanthropist such as Bernie Ecclestone to get it a bit of coverage.

She laughs demurely when I bring this up and says: "I would be very daft if I thought people both inside and outside the media wouldn't pay attention to the fact that I'm married to him, so I guess I'm going to get a bit more coverage because of that.

The company has seen about 20,000 visits so far after a bit of coverage on Hacker News.

These new shoes, called the VFF KSO (Keep Stuff Out) Trek, add a bit of coverage to what are essentially foot gloves for running, hiking, and looking like a total freak.