Sentence examples for eclipse coverage from inspiring English sources

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The weekend's eclipse coverage was handled very differently.

Fox News host Shepard Smith went wild for eclipse coverage, and his colleague Tucker Carlson delivered this gem of a line, saying Trump looking at the eclipse without glasses was "Perhaps the most impressive thing any president has ever done".

Even Mr. McCain acknowledges that the tight, fierce Democratic race is likely to garner most of the news media's attention in the near term, eclipsing coverage of his campaign.

Coverage of the antics of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears often eclipsed coverage of the war, the economy and international topics in 2007.

The Colt-Adams Murder trial dominated the popular press at the time, and eclipsed coverage of another New York murder, that of Mary Rogers.

Jay Z and Beyonce rapidly eclipsed coverage of Gore's change when they announced a plan this month to try eating vegan for 22 days as a "spiritual and physical cleanse".

Pants so horrible they actually managed to partially eclipse news coverage of the death of a revered politician and got at least one person out of a traffic ticket.

If they had shown some "self-restraint," he said in an interview with ABC that was broadcast on Sunday, the government shutdown would not have eclipsed media coverage of problems with the site.

Donald Trump has eclipsed the coverage in the US media of every major global story, according to a study by a fellow of the Washington-based think-tank, the Cato Institute.

But officials in both camps said that the violence in the Middle East had momentarily frozen the political dynamic, partly because news of the Middle East has temporarily eclipsed campaign coverage and neither side wants to be perceived as overly political during an international crisis.