Sentence examples for media fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron's arrival added fuel to the media fire.

But Mr. Bush did play a more substantive role in putting out one media fire.

Even those who were frustrated by the Kerry campaign's efforts to deflect, misdirect or otherwise put off frenzied news reporters had to give it credit for fanning a bona fide media fire.

But the general rule is that players are thrown in the media fire right out of the gate, although there are occasional efforts by the team (I'm thinking, for instance, of my experience in the Chicago Cubs' minor league system) to give you some tips to use under pressure.

A few weeks ago, a comment he made about 9/11 in a interview with Men's Journal ("If I was on that plane with my kids, it wouldn't have went down like it did") placed him in the line of media fire from hair-trigger patriots and the general outraged masses.

Senator Marco Rubio set off something of a media fire storm in a recent interview with GQ magazine in which he suggested that the age of the universe was a "mystery" and that theologians have striven to reconcile the biblical account of a six day Creation with the current 4.54 billion years suggested by cosmology.

The issue now is whether he will turn his considerable media fire-power against the President.

During the campaign, Trump's attacks on the "dishonest media" fired up his base and kept him in the news.

It looks like America has just witnessed its first high-level media firing over remarks about Muslims.

Once he bounded onto the national stage as Mitt Romney's running mate, the precocious 42-year-old Wisconsin conservative has captivated many in the media, fired up the hard-core Republicans and converted some undecided voters.

The sports apparel brand stoked the social media fires by tweeting at Michael J Fox on the eve of Future Day and the following day a picture was tweeted by the actor, confirming that he had received a pair.