Sentence examples for record of media from inspiring English sources

The two paintings that carried the signatures of artists with a long record of media celebration duly rose to world record prices.

Utterly different works, also treated as blue chips by virtue of their decade-long record of media and museum approval, realized gigantic prices.

It's not even something with a stellar track record of media representation, either: when non-­monogamy is seen on our screens it's usually in the context of a cult leader with a throng of brides, each of them clad in neck-high gingham and seeming to have more in common with the Manson family than any modern relationship.

Neither the company's name nor its management team is in place — details, shmetails — and clearly this gambit faces big hurdles when you consider both the track record of media joint ventures and big media companies' ability to create breakout Internet plays.

U.S. Attorney's Office, which along with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Maryland has taken the lead in investigating the leaks, said in his statement that federal prosecutors "take seriously our obligations to follow all applicable laws, federal regulations, and Department of Justice policies when issuing subpoenas for phone records of media organizations".

Lending Tree, Charlotte, N.C., selected Ocean Media, Huntington Beach, Calif., as agency of record for media planning and buying.

Perhaps the firm's biggest selling point is its track record of getting media coverage for clients.

Blowing the whistle on powerful factions is not a fun thing to do, but despite the poor track record of western media, whistleblowing remains the last avenue for truth, balanced debate and upholding democracy – that fragile construct which Winston Churchill is quoted as calling "the worst form of government, except all the others".

Icahn's record of agitating media companies has produced mixed results.

Third, the track record of major media companies working together to deal with this kind of viral attack on their business is not good.

"Players are aware of records because of media pointing it out," said Ball, now Sunderland's academy manager.