Sentence examples for flurry of coverage from inspiring English sources
His claim was greeted with a flurry of coverage in American newspapers, and with some incredulity among American politicians and nuclear experts.
After a brief flurry of coverage in the Chinese news media, coverage of the strikes has been all but silenced by government censors.
A Washington event and the flurry of coverage it will engender places Mr. Stewart into the realm of the commented upon.
Amid the flurry of coverage, a radio host named Burnie Thompson invited Finch on his afternoon show, on Talk Radio 101.
They posted the search log on a research site, and subsequently took it down after a flurry of coverage in the blogosphere.
Naturally, the piece provoked a flurry of coverage in the mainstream media, much of it lambasting Wikipedia for its supposed lack of quality controls.
Soon there was a flurry of news coverage, both critical and laudatory, from both sides of the political spectrum.
Princess Diana died in a car crash in Paris in 1997, setting off a flurry of news coverage worldwide.
The camp generated a flurry of news coverage when it first appeared, but it has largely disappeared from the pages of German newspapers.
The inquiries may also have been stoked by the sudden flurry of news coverage surrounding a potential leveraged buyout of Dell.
His group has criticized lawmakers for proposing a flurry of mandated coverage this year for things like prenatal vitamins, infant baby formula and wheelchair purchases.
