Sentence examples for exceptional coverage from inspiring English sources

The throw wasn't a poor one, but Asomugha played exceptional coverage on Barden.

The Times, of course, still produces exceptional coverage of the big stories.

As it turned out, The Los Angeles Times had won the most prized of the Pulitzers — the gold medal for public service, which is given for exceptional coverage that results in significant change.

Hired by Greeley for the Tribune in 1868, he was responsible for the paper's exceptional coverage of the Franco-German War (1870 71) and secured free-lance contributions from Mark Twain and Bret Harte.

I also regret causing any distraction from the exceptional coverage of the Republican convention by Yahoo News and ABC News.

If one extends the utilitarian logic of more death as more tragic -- the main reason many say that the death of 20 children at a time garners exceptional coverage -- then there would be more coverage of health care-related deaths.

BREAKING NEWS REPORTING THE WASHINGTON POST The staff of The Washington Post won for "exceptional, multifaceted coverage" of the Virginia Tech massacre last April, in nine articles and on washingtonpost.com.

But pitching to Guerrero is often hopeless because of his exceptional plate coverage.

He hit 16 homers the next year and just seven in 1991, yet he hit for a high average and showed exceptional plate coverage.

Though Venus Williams rode her serve and exceptional court coverage to Wimbledon titles in 2000 and 2001, her game and attitude have been less convincing of late.

Chandler often acts as the Knicks' sole defensive threat because of his exceptional court coverage, and Sanders anchors a Bucks team that is seventh over all in the Eastern Conference standings with the same skill set.