Sentence examples for minutes of coverage from inspiring English sources

It receives minutes of coverage each year.

Mr. Gore was also projected the winner in the first few minutes of coverage.

The pageant averaged 10.3 million viewers according to overnight figures for 4 hours and 45 minutes of coverage.

Contrasting their relaxed demeanor, a handful of television journalists oversee the last few minutes of coverage as security crews begin to inspect the nearly empty room.

At midnight, she went home, missing maybe 15 precious minutes of coverage, enough time for Florida to change hands another half-dozen times.

Andrew Tyndall, who tracks the evening newscasts, said that the Exxon Valdez oil spill got 203 minutes of coverage on them in 1989, the year of the spill.

Preliminary ratings for television coverage by four networks and three all-news cable channels indicate that about 65 million viewers tuned in to an average minute of coverage on the channels covering the election on Tuesday night.

The Eurosport/ITV Tour de France deal, which has three years to run, limits Sky to a minute of coverage each day but Sky Atlantic launches a five-part series on the world of cycling and the British squad later this month.

Mind you, and this could be the memory playing tricks, but I recall watching the Masters back in the mid to late 80s, and every other minute of coverage saw some poor bugger scampering haplessly back down the fairway, chasing after a recalcitrant ball, having gingerly attempted to convert a two-footer for par only for events to spiral wildly out of control.

I now find myself providing minute by minute updates of minute by minute coverage, have things gone to far?" Frankly, you had me at "email her choice selections".

Already, bloggers are busy debating the merits of minute-by-minute coverage of the doings at Davos.