Sentence examples for media stands from inspiring English sources
Looking specifically at our own industry, it is broadly claimed that the pay gap in media stands at 20-25%.
The painted wood and steel pieces were once used to hold heavy dinnerware and ceramics made in the factory, which opened in 1871, so they are extremely durable and strong enough to be used for bars or media stands.
"It's almost like the polar opposite of everything that social media stands for," says Coleman. "They dramatise the importance of anonymity and privacy in an era when both are rapidly eroding.
Stern, who refers to himself as the "King of All Media," stands to make a ton of cash with his five-year contract renewal.
The familiarity of MENA's population with social media stands in stark contrast to their southern counterparts, who are much more accustomed to relying on independent voices from the diaspora population living in Europe and the U.S.
Shop for the latest newspaper, magazine or book at the wide variety of book stores and media stands available throughout the terminals.
Then a Norwegian member of the media stood up.
It is a stunning, almost unfathomable decline, and it suggests why Braddock has become a favorite media stand-in for Rust Belt devastation, even if what Fetterman says is not precisely true.
During Friday's press conference, LaPierre said the national media stood by as "silent enablers, if not complicit co-conspirators" as American youths play violent video games and watch slasher movies.
He had found numerous other pieces at a promotional event for Williams-Sonoma Home, West Elm's parent company, including a charcoal sleeper sofa, a media stand, two side tables, a floor lamp and a red-and-gray area rug, which he planned to lay on top of the sisal carpet — all of which he bought at discounts of more than 30 percent.
Google Reader ruled the roost, the inheritor of the crest of the RSS wave where mainstream and insurgent media stood side by side and worked together to suck most of our online time away.
