Sentence examples for brilliant coverage from inspiring English sources

We had some brilliant coverage in magazines and that really helped.

I also find the brilliant coverage on podcasts available these days (supplemented with evening highlights) hits the spot nicely.

She made such a name for herself during the war, in fact, that people tend to forget her brilliant coverage of London after the war.

"I remember David Cameron spending half a day showing someone from the Observer's monthly food supplement round his garden and cooking them lunch – and it was brilliant coverage.

"I'm a big advocate of PR because you can get brilliant coverage in the exact media outlets that your ideal clients are reading, without paying for advertising.

Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, Libya, Afghanistan, the Philippines, Africa at war, disease, the collapse of Europe's economy… It's been a hell of a year, and I can't remember so much brilliant coverage by so many brilliant reporters rising to meet that challenge.

It's still basking in the global glow of brilliant Olympic coverage, a reinvention of Shakespeare's history plays – The Hollow Crown – and critics swooning over Tom Stoppard's adaptation of Parade's End.

They're absolutely brilliant, and the coverage on social media was hilarious too.

He was a brilliant planner of news coverage who always seemed to think not one, but two, steps ahead of everyone else.

Colleagues and city-beat reporters found him friendly, hardworking, ambitious, and brilliant at attracting press coverage, but without much of a policy agenda.

There has already been plenty of speculation about how we can save money and best meet the needs of our audience, and there will no doubt be plenty more, but we're proud so many people share our passion for 5 Live's brilliant news and sports coverage".