Sentence examples for refers to coverage from inspiring English sources

Earned media refers to coverage gained through influences like public relations campaigns.

10.14am: Sherborne refers to coverage of the McCanns, highlighting the News of the World front page based on Kate's diary.

In addition, Kaiser goes beyond the corridors of power and refers to coverage in The New York Times and other leading American newspapers and magazines, thus providing a sense of what educated Americans were learning about the crisis as it unfolded.

For reference, students may want to refer to coverage of the Vietnam War.

No, I'm referring to coverage of the Democratic presidential primary race.

"You destroyed the bank, now you want to destroy the detainees," Mr. Frozi said, referring to coverage of the crisis.

"They really worked out on the word 'death,' " he said, referring to coverage of the bill's death penalty provision.

I am not referring to coverage of others who claim that the Israeli lobby in this country has an unhealthy effect on United States overseas policy.

His most recent comments on Twitter on Wednesday referred to coverage of his resignation in News Corp newspapers: "I see the Murdoch rags outdo themselves for vindictive sleaze and bullying this morning.

Referring to coverage on Fox News he said, "They started making fun of me.

Private insurance refers to any coverage that is not publicly funded, including employer-based coverage and individually-purchased coverage.