Sentence examples for a signed media from inspiring English sources

The Northwestern team had sent her cards, text messages and a signed media guide after hearing about her through a mutual friend of Coach Kelly Amonte Hiller, and she wanted to meet her new friends.

It's also telling that the social media sites have gone down while the actual news site remains — some may see that as a sign social media has more immediate currency with the masses than more traditional mediums like newspapers, even when they're online newspapers.

Philippe Parreno has a marquee at the entrance, a sign of media, that you would be going in for an experience not an object.

President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi of Italy refused to sign a media bill widely seen to favor Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's media empire and sent it back to Parliament, saying the legislation could "allow the formation of dominant positions" in the media.

Snapchat has signed up media companies including Vice, CNN, ESPN and National Geographic to the app.

Smart Sign Media, based in Sacramento, is using Mobiltrak technology on five billboards in California.

Once approvals are obtained, the team has to replace merchandise, signs, media material, stationery and even cocktail napkins that have the team's old logo.

As a media coach, I've heard dozens of horror stories from clients and workshop participants who got booked in the media, signed a promotional contract or landed a book deal and then got asked to do things that made their heart sink and skin crawl.

A letter signed the "Al Masry Al Youm Institution" (the media company, Al-Masry Al-Youm, owns both the Arabic paper of the same name and Egypt Independent) and posted on Egypt Independent's Web site reads "…the false hopes that the print version of 'The Egypt Independent' will create the desired impact on the Egyptian society were nothing but a huge waste of financial resources, labor, and time".

This came on the heels of a letter signed by over 50 media outlets which made similar arguments.

The same weekend that Mr. Snowden's asylum request was made public, Mr. Correa signed a new media law that critics say would quash much critical coverage of the government.