Sentence examples for getting extensive from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the song is getting extensive air play in the Detroit area and is about to become the group's new American single.

Henric Andersson, the director of product development at Husqvarna in Stockholm, said the company's robotic mowers were getting extensive use in Scandinavia and Europe.

To go with her new Mega Millions looks, Cheryl will be getting extensive training in trophy-wiving from Melania Trump, on loan from my new friend Don, at a special discounted rate.

This proposal had no absolutely prospect of being passed into law in the immediate future, but that didn't prevent it – nor any number of other right-wing proposals – from getting extensive and respectful coverage from the media.

Mr Davis said that the proposed benefits ban was already getting extensive coverage in Eastern European media which was likely to encourage migrants to come to Britain before the tougher rules were implemented.

While a crowd the size of Perth, Scotland, covered six lanes of D.C. streets for several long blocks on a frigid and windy February day and getting extensive media coverage all over the world, President Obama was playing golf with a Texas businessman who makes his money in the fossil fuel industry.

The editorial got extensive news attention, often tinged with schadenfreude.

(The case was settled out of court, but not before it got extensive press attention).

It is a convincing pitch, and one that should get extensive coverage.

The collection, which featured glitter nipple pasties, was universally panned but did get extensive coverage.

The spot got extensive coverage on "Face the Nation" and "Fox News Sunday" the following morning.