Sentence examples for nights of coverage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zucker seemed a bit underwhelmed at the prospect of supplying four nights of coverage, principally on MSNBC, the network's cable channel.

"I think everyone at the networks would say the evidence shows that three nights of coverage, one hour a night is exactly right," said Allison Gollust, the spokeswoman for NBC News.

NBC plans to feature both the women's and the men's races prominently in its first two nights of coverage from Sydney, but the mainstream may be too much to hope for in the United States, where the triathlon began.

The party wants it to be a story that lasts longer than night-of coverage.

The BBC won the TV election with more than 4 million viewers for David Dimbleby's swansong while Channel 4's "alternative" night of coverage beat ITV which suffered the broadcasting equivalent of almost losing its deposit.

On the very first night of coverage of the Supreme Court's decision on the Affordable Care Act, we pointed out "The Mistake" by the dissent on The Young Turks.

The figures released Tuesday by Nielsen Media Research suggest that the number of total viewers for the Democratic convention's first night fell to about 13.5 million this year from about 17 million four years ago, though the networks still have two important nights of convention coverage left.

Based on the record-shattering ratings for the debates and all-time audience highs for the cable news networks during the last year, it's likely that Tuesday will be the most-watched night of election coverage ever.

It had its highest evening newscast rating ever the first week in the war, and two nights of its prime-time coverage were among the 10 most-watched shows on television last week.

That the major networks showed just an hour of coverage per night of the national political conventions suggests that it is not.

Three and a half hours of coverage a night is more engaging and less enervating than the five hours of the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney.