Sentence examples for coverage has gone from inspiring English sources
Over the years, coverage has gone from adulatory to exploitative to a kind of morbid obsession.
"All of our health coverage has gone up tremendously," she said.
We can't play on those stories anymore, the big newspaper coverage has gone".
The sport has also been suffering from falling viewing figures – especially where coverage has gone to pay-to-view TV.
The Oscars are coming up this weekend, and most of the coverage has gone to the films that have been nominated in multiple major categories: "No Country for Old Men," "Atonement," "There Will Be Blood".
Legislation to allow any time spent in a hospital — as an inpatient or outpatient or both — to count toward the three-day requirement for skilled nursing coverage has gone nowhere in two Congresses, but it has acquired more than 100 House sponsors from both parties and more than 20 in the Senate.
The iControlPad (previous coverage here) has gone into mass production.
Television network news coverage in particular has gone off a cliff.
The great miniskirt controversy was on, and because of Womens Wear Daily's relentless coverage–"the mini has gone as far north as it can go and is now passé"–fans of the short skirt protested vigorously.
Coverage of this campaign has gone into the stratosphere.
Matt believes there's plenty of interest among the public and that the coverage of the elections has gone far to ignite this.
