Sentence examples for big time media from inspiring English sources
Today Snapchat announced Discover, a new feature that allows users to find "stories" from big time media outlets like National Geographic, Comedy Central, ESPN, and CNN.
"Movements that are retreating can also pull off big-time media splashes," said Jean-Pierre Filiu, a specialist at the Institute of Political Studies in Paris.
The expanded coverage comes courtesy of the Outdoor Life Network, which has picked up the US televi sion rights to the Tour through to 2004 for $3m (about £2.1m), a relative snip in big-time media sports deal terms.
They're more responsive to traditional, big-time media, but still, it's tough to get the figures".
If wed hired a big-time media executive a year ago, we wouldnt be where we are right now.
Cynics will say it's because some big-time media figures are close to Trump personally -- or because those pundits have it in for his opponents, especially Clinton.
And they know it is madness that most of these big-time leaders and big-time media only come around when there is a social explosion.
The Onion isn't some minor-league publication; it's a big-time media concern these days, and big-time publications issue clarifications and corrections when something blows up in their faces.
No, I don't mean among handsome suitors, but big time minds and media in business.
If he wins over GM's shareholders, he will catapult himself into the media big time.
From Mojo Blog: He's right these days to remind us that the media screwed up big time by not sufficiently scrutinizing White House claims about the purported treat from Iraq and the Iraq war.
