Sentence examples for barrage of coverage from inspiring English sources

Despite the endless barrage of coverage declaring the 21st century Beijing-owned, Chinese cinema isn't flourishing, numerically at least.

Close readers of the barrage of coverage over the last few weeks probably have an equally good idea of what to expect.

"But after the big shock on TV, we thought, 'This could be true.' " He referred to the barrage of coverage of the abuse at Abu Ghraib.

Yes, based on a barrage of coverage in the state-run press, such as "From the Dalai Lama to Liu Xiaobo: What the Nobel Peace Prize Tells Us".

Prominent figures like Archbishop Juan Luis Cipriani of Lima have since lashed out at Mr. Vargas Llosa, Peru's leading intellectual, for supporting Mr. Humala, and the established news media have mounted a barrage of coverage critical of his candidacy.

In a carefully orchestrated barrage of coverage in state-controlled media, some Hong Kong opposition leaders were accused of leading "organizations that aim at opposing the leadership of the Communist Party and subverting the central government".

But hostile segments of the press kept up the barrage of caustic coverage.

Thanks to a barrage of television coverage, the country knows the rented apartment is on the corner of Grau and Italia Streets.

— CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY Twitter is the ultimate one-liner medium, and the barrage of election coverage tonight is giving comedians plenty to ridicule.

And despite a barrage of favourable coverage on Azerbaijan's government-controlled television and the barring of hundreds of opposition candidates from the ballots, the governing party ran neck and neck with the main opposition, the Muslim Democratic Party, known as Musavat.

From recruiting violations and the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal, to the exploitation of student athletes and adverse effects on nonathlete student grades, the barrage of media coverage has thoroughly documented the social costs of big-time college sports.