Sentence examples for requisite media from inspiring English sources

Just because our show has been staked through the heart -- the series finale was shown a month ago, with all the requisite media mourning and top-10 lists -- doesn't mean that our fanhood has ended with it.

The only surefire issue that could get the requisite media attention and the public's ear was birtherism.

That is a fast path of evolution for this important technology trend that has been accompanied by all the requisite media buzz and flurry of investment activity.

He lives somewhere around here in Sonoma County with his wife — his three children are all in their 20s now — and will swing by the diner from time to time when he's "washing the dishes," his term for the requisite media rounds that accompany the release of new music after the feast that is creating it.

Torkia – who blogs under the name Tokio – also has the requisite social media stats: more than 33,000 followers on Instagram and videos on Youtube that average around 30,000 views.

The Philadelphia Media Network, the consortium of more than two dozen financial institutions that bought The Inquirer and The Philadelphia Daily News at auction in September, demoted Mr. Marimow because its leaders said he lacked the requisite digital media experience to run the paper as it became more of a multimedia enterprise.

But within days the event was sold out - and by Friday, it had ballooned into a 150 person extravaganza, complete with the requisite social media hashtag (#MJStartup14) and, of course, free-flowing investor money.

Originally, Onesheet started off allowing bands to create aggregated, customizable profiles, verifying their identities through Facebook or Twitter to connect with third party services like Soundcloud, Bandcamp and ReverbNation — along with requisite social media services like Posterous, Tumblr and YouTube.

Quite simply, they have quietly retained their integrity, without the requisite social media posts explaining as much.

Lead singers, burdened by the requisite narcissism and constant media presence, seem unlikely to open up and reveal much.

Despite a promised crackdown on legal highs this year – with Liz Eliot of Glastonbury's Green Fields saying earlier this year that King's Meadow, in the Green Fields, "has lost its way" – on Wednesday night, dozens of revellers were pictured openly inhaling what appeared to be nitrous oxide from balloons, with the requisite moralising from some media.