Sentence examples for spectacular coverage from inspiring English sources

The city's powerless trade unions, gutted by the years of closures, have even spoken, quietly, of the merits of a Yes vote on Sunday although they might have been influenced by the big Greek media groups who have been giving spectacular coverage to the Yes possibility.

Mr. Weisman gave up a stellar career producing some of the biggest events in sports (among them the 2004 Olympics for NBC and last year's spectacular coverage of postseason baseball for Fox) to take on the project -- another indication of just how important the show is to NBC. "We have to find 180 ideas for shows each year," Ms. Pauley said.

Others may have been unable to enter because spectacular press coverage ensured huge queues of spectators searching for something to look at.

"Whilst we have become used to inclement summer weather in the UK during the past few years, a combination of the wettest summer for 100 years, the Queen's Jubilee celebrations followed by the spectacular television coverage of the Olympic Games during our busiest months of the summer and the school holidays had a major impact on visitors to Camelot.

Known for their capacity to unite the globe beneath their interlocked, rainbow-colored rings, the Olympic Games require few words to describe their preeminence on the world's stage; everything they need is already there, accompanied by wealths of breakdowns and replays that ensure that audiences all over the world don't miss a second of spectacular sporting coverage. .

Spectacular colour coverages on such places as the South Seas, Mexico and California ensued.

As the author of "Terrorist Spectaculars: Should TV Coverage Be Curbed?" (1986), he urged people to press the networks to limit coverage of terrorism to prevent making celebrities of thugs.

The surprise came with the spectacular extent of the coverage.

It's a huge game, I understand that, but the media coverage is spectacular".

"It came as a bolt from the blue and people weren't sure of their protection, and then there was some spectacular and sensational media coverage.

Is television coverage — all those spectacular slow-motion shots — doing the same?