Sentence examples for media drawing from inspiring English sources
In mid-January, a video showing U.S. Marines urinating on dead Afghans circulated in the media, drawing apologies from U.S. officials.
As mayor, Mr. Griffin frequently battled with Democratic Party leaders and the news media, drawing fire with his blunt statements about homosexuals, abortion rights and public art projects.
The campaign went viral on social media, drawing support and funding pledges from prominent members of the film industry, regular festival-goers and film buffs alike.
His remark immediately went viral, with many on social media drawing comparisons to Jackson's song, reclaiming the slur as a compliment.
"Instead of the issues, they are focused, fixated on her wardrobe," Ms. Hasselbeck said of the news media, drawing loud cheers from the crowd.
Mr. Cunningham lambasted the national news media, drawing cheers from the audience, as being soft in their coverage of Mr. Obama compared to the Republican presidential candidates, declaring they should "peel the bark off Barack Hussein Obama".
The dispatched leader, though, became a bigger media draw than his successor.
That's partly because "old media" draws a line between "news" and "editorial".
"Abu Dhabi has understood that F1 is a big media draw that will put it on the world map".
Numerous articles across the national media drew attention to the remarks of Ukip candidates on everything from Mo Farah to rape and gay people.
What really infuriates the White House from Mr. Obama on down is what it views as the "equivalency" that the news media draw between Democrats and Republicans on the current deficit debates.
