Sentence examples for huge press coverage from inspiring English sources

He launched new products himself, in carefully crafted "Stevenotes" that attracted adoring crowds and received huge press coverage.

Rich Ferraro, a spokesman for the gay-rights group GLAAD, told me that he "expects huge press coverage" of gay-rights issues during the Olympics.

They have consistently had huge press coverage despite, until now, having no MP, yet the Green party, which has had an MP since the last general election (not elected at a byelection) gets very little.

Having seen the impact the Fijians had made in Rochdale, as well as the huge press coverage that had greeted their arrivals, Walker even placed an advert in the Fiji Times appealing for more players.

The huge amount of press coverage, the TV interviews.

Blaming an outside figure is a desirable tactic generally, he said, but is particularly so in a case where, as in the embassy bombing trial, "there has been a huge amount of press coverage and political discussion about the culpability of bin Laden".

The collection grabbed huge press attention, and coverage mounted when a Vogue editor and all-around fashion guru named Isabella Blow bought the entire 12-piece set for $7,750.

Talk about adding insult to injury — Apple removed GV Mobile over a year ago, then, after finally deciding to give it the green light, it approved a competitor's application first (which got a huge amount of press coverage and is now one of the App Store's top grossing apps).

She saw his unpredictability ― and his capacity to generate immense, free press coverage ― as a huge problem.

Winning books are often optioned for movies, they get a huge amount of international press coverage.

If True Detective was released on Netflix we just wouldn't have the huge amount of exceptional press coverage and discussion threads that have complemented the show so well.