Sentence examples similar to ride media from inspiring English sources

The News Lens launched in 2013 as an independent news site for Taiwanese readers disenchanted with the country's tabloid-ridden media.

Before we continue on this roller-coaster ride of media justice, let us remember that there is a pending investigation and that the decisions on Mr. Strauss-Kahn's innocence or guilt are reserved for the courtroom.

From the inflammatory Ezra Levant of the Sun News Network suggesting she's given an easy ride by media because "lucky for Spence, she's Indian," to the unbridled hero-worship of Obert Madondo of Huffington Post Canada.

Meanwhile, what's waning worldwide is secrecy itself, as peoples' will to freedom rides social media's ease in communicating, planning, and gathering.

In 1984, it was Gary Hart who beat expectations and achieved a moral victory in the caucuses, riding a media-fueled wave and upsetting Walter F. Mondale (the eventual Democratic nominee) in New Hampshire.

Cameron by contrast has been getting an easy media ride, and of course the Sun have made it easier.

All were concerned he was getting a free ride from the media, and even from the Democratic Party, as the 1960 election neared.

The donkeys carry a small bag around their neck containing a router, allowing tourists to document their ride via social media.

It is not as if Keegan had a rough ride from the media, who let him down relatively lightly after the debacle of Euro 2000.

"Do traditional media ride up on the Google wave or do they crash into it?" he asked near the beginning of his talk.

He did not mention Bernie Sanders by name but did suggest both Democratic and Republican candidates are being given an easy ride by the media.