The Web is a writhing, convulsing sea of media with no discernable shape or direction.
The homeless were taking refuge on the coast while rescue workers were forced to arrive by sea, Italian media reported.
The spectacle included TV cameras that taped my every move, a sea of media representatives often asking personal questions and sports agents trying to find a way to get close to me without breaking any N.C.A.A. rules.
I find myself bobbing somewhere in the vast sea of media and pop culture every day, not sure which way it is to shore or where to drop anchor, but there's at least one person writing about pop culture, reminding us about the culture part — and reminding us that it's our culture.
Because this is the house that Lastminute.com built, the travel website that was the poster child of the first dotcom boom, floating at an inflated share price on a sea of media hysteria, then becoming a cautionary tale when boom turned to bust and the share price crashed shortly afterwards.
For all of the pivotal qualities of the events of 1995 in Japan, from the Kobe earthquake to the sarin gas attack, Mr. Murakami speaks with deep regret about the way they were rendered banal, or as he put it, "consumed in a sea of media coverage".
The countdown clock sat frozen amid a sea of media trailers and the huge Twitter Live Assembly building.
A day later, the road was cordoned off with police tape, a sea of media trucks had descended and a pile of flowers paying tribute to PC Fiona Bone and PC Nicola Hughes was steadily growing.
While I am usually swallowed in a sea of media correspondents, Taylor Winum, Alex Heiligman and David Liberman made me feel warm, welcomed, and appreciated.
The reality is that Romney has been borne aloft for months on a sea of media hype.
In a sea of media and ad campaigns telling women how to dress, act, and look, many teens are drowning in self-depreciation.
