Sentence examples for media figures with from inspiring English sources

Some of Stein/Cole's erstwhile friends are media figures with blogs, newspaper columns and syndicated radio shows.

The late fall and winter generally see movie studios doing their best to court influencers and media figures, with swanky parties and For Your Consideration ads.

He is a popular media figure with a number of books to his name and a regular science column in the London newspaper Daily Telegraph.

In her time as First Lady, she was a prominent media figure with her own radio show.

Then I thought hard about my main character, Tessa, a media figure with a reputation to safeguard.

This is his second stint in Congress after two terms as governor where he was made a national media figure with an odd disappearance and an extramarital affair with an Argentine journalist in 2009.

This was done through a combination of media programs and building relationships with key media figures within the local community.

Kenya's criminal-investigations police unit on Thursday summoned three senior Kenyan media figures involved with a popular investigative television news program.

My own attempts to challenge Rudd have led me to believe that rightwing media figures, along with the Conservative government and the banks, are keener to shut down legitimate lines of inquiry on tax dodging than they are to shut down tax havens.

David Brooks has joined the ranks of media figures unhappy with the new leadership at The New Republic.

"Stewart and Colbert are awkwardly transitioning from media figures to political figures with an understanding that there may not be that much difference anymore," said Michael Hirschorn, a writer and a producer of a number of reality shows.