Eventually, conservative media lined up for Nixon.
It was a familiar scene for Martha Stewart's day in court: photographers camped at the back and front entrances of a Manhattan courthouse, members of the news media lining up for seats, spectators buzzing about what she might say.
Few of the claims by the Libyan state media lined up with the facts — there was no decisive victory by his forces — and the heavy firing in Tripoli on Sunday morning was never persuasively explained.
I missed the special meeting where everyone in the media lined up to drink the waters of Lethe and forget that day ever happened, but Boehner rejected that deal despite the fact it was the deepest cuts anyone offered.
As Museveni prepared to sign the anti-homosexuality law, Western leaders and media lined up to tee off, causing a furor that contrasted sharply with decades of silence over his increasingly dictatorial rule and militarism in the region.
In "Six Drawing Tables" (1970), a print series that satirizes artists, movements and styles, one of them titled "Mixed Media," lines up eight oddball persons, each drawn in a different mode and medium (one is built entirely out of horizontal lines), confronted by a heap of crushed cubes on the floor before them.
He is becoming a star of European media who line up to interview him, including Euronews and France 24.
Give us a war, any war, and the media will line up behind it, at least until it starts to go bad.
For "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" U.S. premiere Monday night in downtown Los Angeles, studio Lionsgate instructed members of the media to line up outside the Nokia Theatre at 3 30 p.m. –- a full four hours before a screening of the much-anticipated Jennifer Lawrence sequel, which of course arrives in multiplexes later this week, was set to start.
Steve Bruce hasn't been short of plaudits since he returned to management at Hull with national media pundits lining up to laud his achievements in bouncing back from an unceremonious exit at Sunderland.
