Sentence examples for drama coverage from inspiring English sources

Or Clinton's email drama, coverage of which overshadowed the various Trump scandals dutifully exposed by that same media.

A veteran of all aspects of the theatre, Lahr has contributed behind-the-scenes portraits, reviews, and Profiles, and has expanded the magazine's drama coverage beyond Broadway to include the work of international theatre and regional companies.

Congdon excels in celebrating a generation of writers who incorporated wit, humanity, and drama in their coverage of sports, something sorely missing from the media coverage of sports in previous decades.

The drama of live coverage, which began while students were still trapped inside the school, overshadowed an equally important aspect of the reporting: the speed with which survivors turned up on camera.

There will be a £1.7m cut to its annual content budget, about 18%; the amount of music will rise from 50% to 60% of output, although this will be split 50/50 during daytime; there will be reductions in sports coverage, drama and bespoke documentaries.

The actual substance and systemic harm that's done to the country is irrelevant to the drama of the coverage itself.

Like the operation in Afghanistan, it will probably combine foreign programming with local-content reality shows and dramas, along with coverage of news, opinion and current affairs.

The sitcom laugh track is petering out, as are the kinds of tent-pole dramas and news coverage that gave networks their brand identity.

But Ron Paul was identified as the second-place finisher in the 8 p.m. hour, too, deflating what little drama remained in the coverage.

It is important to the drama of Election Night coverage to treat the race as a race, with the Electoral College scoreboard constantly changing.

Amid all the drama and saturation media coverage of the general election, a small community in the north-east of England is to have a shot at making political history.