Sentence examples for get a bit of coverage from inspiring English sources
"When we went on the Dimbleby show as pundits," Derek offers as an example, "there was a story that day that Labour had clearly put out to get a bit of coverage.
Soros's remarks got a bit of coverage, while the more visionary conversation seemed not to register at all.
Roads will get a bit of extra cash.
We've just got to get a bit of ball.
You actually get a bit of a shock.
Get a bit of cotton the size of a lemon.
Leave your curtains open a bit so you can get a bit of sunshine light in.
Within a few years he had a primitive system, and got a bit of press coverage.
Inspired by the inequities on display in India, where last weekend's Grand Prix was held, Lewis explains that the race "raises awareness of the country" – a slightly odd perspective, casting as it does India as an obscure backwater which needs a philanthropist such as Bernie Ecclestone to get it a bit of coverage.
While Swipely is getting quite a bit of coverage today as a sort of less-controversial sibling to Blippy, Kaplan is quick to note that Blippy has actually had the option to selectively hide or un-hide certain purchases for weeks now.
