Sentence examples for blizzard of coverage from inspiring English sources

After a blizzard of coverage in the days after the crash — including reports of a botched rescue and efforts to bury one of the train carriages — the censors blocked discussions of the topic on microblog services.

The comment, which was hardly radical, provoked a blizzard of news coverage and plenty of angry letters.

Last week's select committee review of Channel 4 – hardly noticed amid the blizzard of media coverage of the BBC – was a real stinker.

Would the blizzard of media coverage for his latest project make him too identifiable to go undercover again?

And last month's "What Would Jesus Drive?" campaign used its lighthearted play on "What Would Jesus Do," a popular evangelical Christian slogan, to turn a $65,000 budget into a blizzard of media coverage in outlets like Time magazine, NBC Nightly News, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.

For Kardashian haters, the tipping point came last year when she filed for divorce from Kris Humphries, a basketball player, after three months of marriage and a blizzard of wedding coverage said to have been worth many millions (she will dispute the numbers).

Opening his case, Mr Robertson said the blizzard of international press coverage risked "trial by media" and prejudicing hearings that are likely to be held in secret.

Facing a blizzard of harsh British press coverage, Sarasota officials are trying to dispel notions that the city is blighted by crime.

Evaluate flexibility of coverage.

A blizzard of lawsuits followed.

Congress received "a blizzard" of letters.