Sentence examples for media catch from inspiring English sources
The same week, The Independent newspaper of London, recapping memorable quotations of Margaret Thatcher in a review of her new memoir, "Statecraft," chose this famous 1980 example: "To those waiting with bated breath for that favorite media catch phrase, the U-turn, I have only one thing to say: You turn if you want to -- the lady's not for turning".
She told the 1980 party conference: "To those waiting with bated breath for that favourite media catch phrase, the U-turn, I have only one thing to say.
Will the mainstream media catch on and finally call out Giannoulias for going over the line?
Even so, I wonder if politicians' wives are caught in some kind of media Catch-22 in which, if they do not publicly react in a manner befitting a scorned wife, they are labeled unemotional business partners.
It took a good year before the media caught up.
"Local media caught on to the story only after the BBC's coverage.
Much of the media, caught up in the myth making, looks on in admiration at New Labour's political tactics.
Before the Western media caught onto her idiosyncratic charm, a Chinese friend messaged me to talk about the Fu phenomenon.
Last week, as prosecutors were preparing to frame the charges against the five men, two other stories covered by the Indian media caught my eye.
The media caught him covering up for bullies who shoot black people with a fair assurance no one will prosecute them.
"In 2009 when casualties were coming back in horrific numbers the world's media caught hold of it and we were accused of being ghoulish and turning the whole thing into a circus.
