Sentence examples for famous coverage from inspiring English sources

Mainly, though, he focusses on retelling the story of the brief period from 1895, when Hearst bought the Journal, to 1898, when its famous coverage of the Spanish-American War drew to a close — only because the war did, too.

According to the article, in December 1972, one month after President Nixon was re-elected and well into The Washington Post's famous coverage of the Watergate coverup, the elder Mr. Buckley was in secret conversations with E.

Couric went on to explain that Cronkite did not storm the beaches on D-Day and that Cronkite's famous coverage of the moon landing took place on July 20 , 1969 not July 26.

The Washington Post's Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward made this style of reporting famous through their coverage of Watergate.

"Arsène who?" was the famous headline over coverage of the risible French nobody's unveiling as successor to Bruce Rioch.

Third, the newspapers are famous for their coverage of health issues.

Second, everyone must purchase coverage — the famous "mandate" — so that the young and healthy don't opt out until they get older and/or sicker.

The Independent is famous for its foreign coverage, and our journalists in the field regularly come across appalling stories of mistreatment of local reporters coming under huge pressure just for doing their jobs.

The service had a number of successful stories and exclusive reports, one of the most famous being Richard Hall's coverage of the end of the Nigerian-Biafran War in January 1970.

Steve Stein, a pioneer of sample collages, chopped up JFK's most famous speeches with news coverage of Kennedy's assassination from Dallas radio stations and CBS's Walter Cronkite to create both an unnerving audio biography and a commentary on the media.

The media's coverage of famous deaths is nothing new.