Sentence examples for bit of coverage from inspiring English sources

"It has received quite a bit of coverage.

Soros's remarks got a bit of coverage, while the more visionary conversation seemed not to register at all.

"We devoted quite a bit of coverage to Task Force Barker, Fordd, the brigade public-information clerk, told the Peers commission.

He projects as an outside linebacker for the Ravens, and he does have a little bit of coverage experience, though he will have to work on that part of his game.

"When we went on the Dimbleby show as pundits," Derek offers as an example, "there was a story that day that Labour had clearly put out to get a bit of coverage.

His reward was the odd bit of coverage that made him out to be an aspiring political superhero; on the Scotsman's website, the headline was: "I will save the union".

Over the years it racked up praise from Billboard and Rolling Stone, but at the time one of the few bits of coverage came from a Kerrang! journalist who said it lacked "depth, passion, soul and even vaguely memorable hooks".

There was a bit of news coverage of that.

Within a few years he had a primitive system, and got a bit of press coverage.

For those of us who aren't there, the Globes are helpfully doing a bit of live coverage of their own tonight.

"It's only for ten minutes so it is definitely worth having a go and even if there is a bit of cloud coverage predicted".