Sentence examples for team coverage from inspiring English sources

Enough of the "Weiner wrap" to describe your team coverage of the scandal.

Jim was a man of principle who refused to use the words "live" or "team coverage" to hype a broadcast.

We'll have full team coverage of Miami's championship run starting tomorrow as we look back at a great season and an amazing NBA Finals.

It has become a fixed feature of the television news landscape: hype at 6, slightly more educated hype at 11, followed by team coverage of the weather event of the moment.

"The big breaking-news story team coverage — always the big snowstorm or the big flood, whatever cockamamie weather event happened, is always entered in the local Emmy Awards," he said.

For Fox, the UEFA Champions League and the deal for the next World Cup have provided some focus, while ESPN will be looking to develop the MLS/national team coverage that they will now have a clearer run at, and also building on the burgeoning Hispanic audience with their Liga MX coverage.

The Seahawks have the home-field advantage (they are 9-0 at Qwest Field this season) and will attempt to hold down Smith with double-team coverage.

Whatever the overall scheme, Tuck said Umenyiora would help on the field by drawing double-team coverage and off the field by lightening the mood.

"Even though it is our last night on the air I feel somewhat of a responsibility – nay an obligation – to devote the entirety of our last show to our standard post-debate full-team coverage".

ABC is considering its virtual booth, the broadcast-and-cable news hybrid formed by NBC and MSNBC will provide tag-team coverage, and CBS is currently debating how much coverage it will offer in prime time.

The special-teams coverage units improved Friday.