Sentence examples for been well trailed from inspiring English sources

The attacks have been well trailed.

The showdown has already been well trailed in the Observer yesterday and in the Times today.

Reviewers already have the Z10 in their hands, and its specifications have been well trailed.

He asked for safeguards for financial services and as had been well trailed in advance—France and Germany said no.

The civil liberties issues have been well trailed and will require a Conservative majority government to implement.

Mr Lofven seemed flummoxed by the far-right party's support for the alternative budget and by the alliance's unwillingness to negotiate, even though both had been well trailed.

The speech was well trailed, and there were no policy surprises in what Clegg had to say.

That part of the speech, which echoed some of the themes that were raised by the Occupy Wall Street movement, and that have since been further elucidated by Thomas Piketty, was well trailed.

The new, "streamlined" advice was, admittedly, published by the Communities and Local Government CLGG) department a day after the DfT response, but its contents were well trailed in advance by none other than the communities secretary, Eric Pickles.

In the part of his conference speech that was well trailed (but actually amounted to little more than a couple of sentences), Vince Cable was right to highlight excessive executive pay as a serious problem, but offered nothing to suggest he knows how tackle it.

RM: Osborne's extra cash for the NHS has been well-trailed as he seeks to neutralise Labour's political attack about the likely A&E crisis this winter.