Sentence examples for media spots from inspiring English sources

There has been wide coverage in the general media — spots on TV shows and a front page obit in The New York Times.

The network has reportedly agreed to return as much as $15m to advertisers who had bought media spots on the understanding that the event would go ahead.

Nike's ad will be played and replayed and showcased globally on billboards and social media spots: it will serve as a ubiquitous reminder of Kaepernick's sacrifice, but just as importantly, the injustice the NFL served upon him.

The first product, CrashCourse Football was released at the Stanford-USC football game, where the Stanford players showed off their support wearing "CrashCourse" shirts during "The Walk", and a couple PSA media spots were shown on the Jumbotron, including one featuring former Cardinal and Super Bowl MVP Jim Plunkett and former Trojan and NFL Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott.

Representatives from political parties and external digital agencies that work with them agree that the attitude towards online in 2013 was that it was probably important; this time around, it is understood to be as vital an arm of the campaign as door-knocking and traditional media spots.

At the same time, antiwar groups allied with Democrats plan to use the next month to pound more than 60 key Republican lawmakers at home through a $12 million campaign of protests, neighborhood walks, yard signs and media spots as part of an "Iraq Summer" campaign to try to draw the legislators away from the administration.

It's a great pity if not a tragedy in this case that the media spot-light has moved on from this story.

Mr. Giuliani, or any other candidate, should certainly be able honor those who died on Sept. 11 without turning their show of respect into a 20-second media spot.

Russian drones, the Foreign Ministry in Moscow said on social media, spotted the convoy fleeing Bukamal on Nov. 9, the same day Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces said they captured the key militant stronghold on the Euphrates River.

The media, spotting the protest, came to him in waves for interviews where he calmly, factually, and resolutely explained the reason for his protest.

Local media spotted the brothers entering the courthouse's grand jury room, but Chicago police declined to tell HuffPost whether the men were testifying.