Sentence examples for coverage courtesy from inspiring English sources

BORROWERS who allow their homeowners' insurance to lapse will often get stuck with a bill for much more expensive coverage, courtesy of their lenders.

This was the mid-90s, when the notion of blanket football coverage courtesy of niche blogs, satellite TV channels and internet streaming was as hopelessly exotic as the names of Colombia's many wonderfully talented players.

Facebook Politics: Facebook has developed a dedicated U.S. Politics page where you can find your polling location, and access a livestream of election coverage courtesy of ABC News and Facebook's Randi Zuckerberg.

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.

Here's a breakdown of the biggest metropolitan areas' uninsured rates before the Obamacare coverage expansion began, courtesy of figures released by the U.S. Census Bureau this week.

ABC will start coverage promptly at 7AM, courtesy of George Stephanopoulos and others.

In the summer of 2002, Jennings and ABC refused to allow Toby Keith to open their coverage of July 4 celebrations with "Courtesy of the Red, White, & Blue", prompting criticism from Keith and country music fans, who highlighted the anchor's Canadian citizenship.

More important is that the discounts applied to drug costs once a beneficiary hits this coverage gap will continue to rise, courtesy of the Affordable Care Act.

Courtesy of TV news coverage, the spot has now been seen by millions more.

Click here for full Masters coverage and check out our Masters blog (courtesy of our friends at FanHouse UK) for live updates from the final round!

Click here for full Masters coverage and check out our Masters blog (courtesy of our friends at FanHouse UK) for live updates from the first round!