Sentence examples for the intense coverage from inspiring English sources

"That was a little bit of a shock to me," he said of the intense coverage.

The officials cited the intense coverage of a spate of crimes against white women as evidence of a double standard.

But their arguments about the effect of the intense coverage of the trial may draw the most interest.

For all that, other South Africans have welcomed — or at least quietly accepted — the intense coverage as a fitting tribute to their hero.

Casserly is trying to remain unaffected despite the intense coverage, which includes a local Internet poll asking fans if the Texans can make it two in a row against the San Diego Chargers today.

Entitled "America 01," the program will mainly focus on people caught up in the attacks of Sept. 11, an outgrowth of the intense coverage in much the same way "Nightline" emerged from late-night broadcasts of "America Held Hostage" during the Iranian hostage crisis in 1979.

The traditional feeding frenzy was evident in the increasingly intense coverage in the two best-selling daily tabloids, the Daily Mail and the Sun.

In the final four seconds before halftime, Krauser took an inbounds pass at the Pittsburgh end, dribbled downcourt and drove the lane against intense coverage.

The P.C.N. & R. devoted intense coverage to the issue; the paper published a four-page color-coded series of maps detailing the proposed new zoning, and gave ample voice to the complaints of the property-rights activists.

The Israeli news media, in contrast, have provided intense coverage of the events at the airport after several days of frenzied buildup.

The killing of 7-year-old Nixzmary Brown in January 2006 and the trial of Mr. Rodriguez have attracted intense coverage in the English-language press.