Sentence examples for media fired from inspiring English sources

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

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 establishment media fired Phil Donahue and Bill Maher who had the courage to speak truth to power.

Shortly after the heavy guns of the Emirati and Saudi-controlled media fired their salvo at Qatar, their Gulf neighbour lay in a smouldering ruin, unable to host anyone or anything, let alone a World Cup.

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

Mr Watson maintains his decision to take a stand against Mr Blair put him in the media firing line, and the then editor of the Sun - and former News of the World chief - Rebekah Brooks, a friend and supporter of Mr Blair, was one of those with their fingers on the trigger.

Enter in SJP's Philip Treacy headpiece, which had jaws dropping and social media firing up with memes comparing her to various cartoon characters, like Jafar from "Aladdin".

Though this was a particularly obvious example of the media firing racism at class-based African-American politicians, it represents a widespread attitude pervasive in our political Establishment.

So far, there have been few indictments, and the fear is that the small fish will face the media firing squads not the big names like former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin or his successor Hank Paulson, or regulators including former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan who enabled and encouraged the housing bubble.

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

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