Sentence examples for massive press from inspiring English sources

He orchestrated massive press coverage (which omitted to mention that the march was led by his secretary).

The film follows the events as – amid massive press coverage and criticism of Rodman – sponsors pull out and tempers fray.

The massive press coverage for the show (Chicago's tourism bureau advised on promotion) has meant unprecedented exposure for the MCA itself.

Although the deaths in the late 1980s had gone almost unnoticed, those from the 1996 storm were reported instantly over the Internet and generated massive press coverage and disaster literature.

As it happened, Mr. McCain, the man of the moment, also decided that Washington could keep his boat afloat, so he descended on the state and drew a massive press entourage -- leaving Mr. Bradley in the dark.

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Sustained high pressures and temperatures are now commonly produced in massive presses that focus large forces (up to thousands of tons) through two or more strong anvils to compress a sample.

Because manufacturing with composites does not require huge investment in massive presses to stamp out parts in metal, BMW is also looking at the possibility of satellite production, so that body parts can be built economically in more than one location.

In the context of a massive, press-heavy event such as the gaming trade show E3, this becomes even more complicated.

"The second is that Golden Globes are in fact trial runs for the Oscar race, and films that get a nod in these trials end up getting massive free press as potential Oscar contenders".

Along with contemporary descriptions by younger artists who made a pilgrimage to Blake's studio and home, as well as later accounts by art lovers who tried to save it in 1918, the narrow work space including the massive wooden press is being recreated for the exhibition.