Sentence examples for clock coverage from inspiring English sources

The cable networks may offer round the clock coverage, but even political junkies like myself tune in once Twitter alerts hit the push notification bus.

If Corporate America was covered like sports, then annual budget sessions would get the same kind of around the clock coverage this weekend's NFL Draft did.

More to the point, it was a light and breezy distraction from the typical onslaught of misery social media, and Twitter in particular, has become in the era of round the clock coverage of baby jails.

Society has grown up on "ripped-from-the-headlines" shows like Law & Order and Criminal Minds, not to mention the round the clock coverage of the OJ Simpson case, so "it's not surprising people view trials as entertainment," said Fitzgerald. .

The channel's plans amount to almost-around-the-clock coverage.

The Guardian is continuing its round-the-clock coverage over here, where it has just reported the 11th Labour resignation.

Round-the-clock coverage of the incident on national television has been infused with nationalistic fervor and anger.

This promises round-the-clock coverage of NASA-related meetings, hearings and... Uh, where am I? Oops, sorry, I fell asleep in the middle of that sentence.

The coverage was visually similar to the white Bronco chase at the start of the almost around-the-clock coverage of the O.J. Simpson murder case in 1994.

The Manchester Evening News, one of Britain's largest regional titles, provided round-the-clock coverage as rioting in the city went on late into the night on Tuesday.

The networks would potentially lose hundreds of millions of dollars more in lost ad sales if developments warranted a return to round-the-clock coverage.