Sentence examples for tournament coverage from inspiring English sources

And ESPN has built its N.C.A.A. tournament coverage around her.

Before this year, Ko said, the tournament coverage consisted of a few highlights on the news.

It is no coincidence the word "purity" keeps cropping up in tournament coverage.

CBS' "Face the Nation" — Will be pre-empted by the early start of the Masters tournament coverage.

CBS's N.C.A.A. basketball tournament coverage, featuring the upset by Louisiana State over Duke, drew the most viewers over all, and ABC managed to place second among total viewers.

With page after page of photo-filled coverage of the men's competition, The Times relied instead on The Associated Press for its women's tournament coverage.

No matter how CBS dresses up its NCAA basketball tournament coverage--bringing in likable Greg Gumbel as host, adding Dean Smith as an analyst, staggering the starting times so more finishes can be shown--32 games in two days are simply too many for one channel.

Pre-tournament coverage of Haiti concentrated more on unconventional local customs than sporting ability.

In a time when many fewer fans travelled to tournaments, coverage in the foreign press was of fundamental importance to how a competition was perceived.

In watching the pre-tournament coverage, however, I have noticed this year's games seem to be concerning many fans because social issues have stirred up worry and controversy.

Britain's Got Talent has traditionally launched in April but was moved to March this year with ITV blaming the Euro 2012 football tournament and coverage of the Queen's diamond jubilee.