Sentence examples for devoted coverage from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Zagat, the restaurant guide, devoted coverage to the nascent market of upscale wings in Washington DC's restaurant scene.

No ban exists on travel to Japan, but the Chinese media have devoted coverage to the demonstrations and isolated incidents, such as a smoke-bomb attack on a Chinese consulate in south-west Japan.

We'd come to learn that an 'Americanism' was a vague descriptor that, yes, included how we phrased and spelled things, but also would come to gauge how we devoted coverage to celebrities, holidays, music and foods.

Both People's Daily – the official Communist party newspaper – and a state television channel devoted coverage last month to former leader Li Lanqing's search for the sheet music to Moonlight and Shadows, from a Dorothy Lamour film.

National outlets such as the New York Times, CNN and the Huffington Post have all devoted coverage to the deaths, and a camera crew from NBC's "Today Show" even rolled through Ithaca on Wednesday to capture student reactions.

Between speeches, he taped his MSNBC show "PoliticsNation," and devoted coverage to the rally and shooting of Martin.

Nevertheless, there was a perfectly legitimate time to devote coverage to Alvin Greene.

We are not reducing our reporting or editing staffs devoted to coverage of any of these subjects".

Arab newspapers and television have devoted little coverage to those who self-immolate.

But much of the day was devoted to coverage of the Gonzalez departure, he said.

The domestic media have devoted considerable coverage to the architect since he was hospitalised on 2 November.