Sentence examples for an avalanche of coverage from inspiring English sources
In last year's controversy, the death threats came to my voice mail, and we received an avalanche of coverage about our nontraditional casting.
Beck, by contrast, drew an avalanche of coverage for calling President Obama a "racist" who harbors "a deep-seated hatred for white people or the white culture" -- the remarks that triggered the boycott.
Because the news media has been shamed for having all but inaugurated Hillary Clinton, there has now been an avalanche of coverage about how Trump pulled off his surprise victory and the weaknesses of her campaign.
Her worrisome conduct drew an avalanche of media coverage.
But the predictive value of early polls is uncertain; Mr. Weiner may have benefited from an avalanche of news coverage since he entered the race.
Then again, so did Steve Bannon, who proved not to be as close or indispensable to Mr. Trump as an avalanche of media coverage had made him seem.
Since going public last April, this Hong Kong Internet company has amassed a market capitalization of $31 billion, has invested in more than 30 start-ups and has drawn an avalanche of news coverage.
"There was always laughter". Although the team generated an avalanche of press coverage during the 1999 World Cup, Mr. Greenburg said that researching the documentary still held a number of surprises, including the discovery that the player who made the team's most famous shot had actually been jettisoned after the 1991 tournament in China.
These are but a few words repeatedly used within an avalanche of media coverage pertaining to President Trump and a variety of current events involving the current White House administration.
He sparked an avalanche of news coverage about Cohen's consulting fees by releasing a summary of the payments Tuesday night on the internet.
They're too busy co-sponsoring a right-wing production, burying us in an avalanche of mosque coverage and announcing that it's the "the issue that is trumping all right now".
