Sentence examples for media has caught from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, rave veterans say increased coverage of ravers by the news media has caught the attention of not only the newly curious but also the authorities.

They have ducked out of meetings early, avoided the media spotlight, and looked scared in just about every situation where the media has caught them.

The new media have caught on for a reason.

Before he had time to wrap his head around it, the Belgian media had caught wind of the test, and rumours were rife that yet another athlete was not what he promised to be.

By hook, crook and presumably her own design, the media have caught up with her at every stop, where she smiles and giggles and is coy, but invariably finds something newsworthy to say, and by doing so keeps a nation guessing.Unlike many Republican candidates, Mrs Palin can afford this slow dance of the seven veils.

By the next morning the media had caught up and we listened as the fuller obit came over the radio -- the amazing litany of accomplishment, the look back into the frenzy of "first woman" milestones that was once a regular part of the news.

The activity usually attracts plenty of local media coverage and ultimately has caught the attention of the city authorities, who have responded positively and offered to work with La Ciudad Verde.

For all its prosperity, Camden, like other London boroughs where anti-gentrification activism has caught the media's eye, is very far from being populated only by the well-off.

It has caught popular imagination and media attention and brought certain subjects to the surface of conversation.

But the predicament of the "petites bonnes" has caught the attention of the media.

The fight for the top office in this town of about 70,000 has caught the attention of the local media.