Sentence examples for off the media from inspiring English sources

And if it put her off the media spotlight, there hasn't been much sign of it.

Television cameras recorded the scene: Mr. Wilmot's mother had tipped off the media.

Before the raids, the Met had tipped off the media, inviting photographers to document the operation.

He accuses the police of tipping off the media about the raid, and of encouraging a kind of "guilt by association" more generally.

Does he try to shake off the media intrusions, hire some credible policy advisers, and put together some semi-serious proposals, backed up by actual facts?

Not by hoping against hope that Murdoch might turn off the media oxygen that feeds both Palin's viability and News Corporation's bottom line.

He went on to write Alternadad, a child-rearing memoir that, for better or worse, helped kick off the media-fed "hipster parenting" craze, and followed that up with the excellent Jewball, a noir-ish work of historical fiction pitting Jews against Nazis and gangsters on the basketball court in the late 1930s.

Ms. Todi, 23, shut herself off from the media glare and has said nothing publicly since.

HBO generated $4.9bn in revenue last year, mainly from fees paid by cable companies including Comcast and Time Warner Cable, the cable company spun off from the media firm in 2008.

His Consolidated Media has refused to further prop up the heavily indebted PBL, spun off from the media and casino empire Packer inherited from his father.

Since 1999 the sport has cited him nine times for arguing with Nascar officials, facing off with the media or fighting with competitors.