Sentence examples for media latch from inspiring English sources

But others say the ultimate sell signal is when the media latch on to a story.Business Week's famous cover "The Death of Equities" has become a textbook case of the media getting it wrong.

And then the news media latched on to the story.

And then the media latched on to it and it made headlines".

Just because the media latches on to something and hypes it up to buggery does not make it unusual.

"However, the enthusiasm with which the American mass media latched onto this story by turning it into a 'spy scandal' speaks of the orchestration of these events".

Western media latched on to the story, and the kidnappers, who apparently did not anticipate the attention that the crime would attract, had no idea how to resolve the situation.

There is another, opposing phenomenon that readers decry -- hordes of newspapers and electronic media latching onto a story and running with it before finding out if it has validity.

The best sugar-coated vocal tracks started topping the charts, the clubs became brands, and the UK media latched on quick.

The Republicans latched onto the IRS mess, and the media latched onto the journalism/search warrant scandal, and between the two they sucked a lot of oxygen out of the political world last month.

The media latched onto the "Anti-Beyonce Protest Rally" posted to Eventbrite, during which people were supposed to demonstrate against Black Lives Matter, the Black Panthers and Queen Bey's "race-baiting stunt" during the big game.

In their coverage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the conservative media latched on to the false Republican talking point that the bill would provide funding for ACORN.