Sentence examples for usual media from inspiring English sources

The discreet event will include a smattering of the usual media suspects, including Piers Morgan.

THE high-stakes court case between Apple and Samsung that got underway in a federal court on July 30th has attracted more than the usual media fanfare.

"The Ideal and the Real of Breast-Feeding" (Personal Health, July 24) was a refreshing change from the usual media coverage on the topic.

The race was not perfect, he said afterwards amid the usual media frenzy, but he had achieved his aim of winning gold, in a time of 9.81 seconds.

In the usual media parlance, a tragedy is simply a misfortune that befalls a person (an accident, a fatal disease) or a polity (a natural disaster) and that is outside their control.

Manning and Zia's play is important and a desperately needed corrective to the usual media narrative around young Muslim women which depicts them as oppressed and subservient, the victims of forced marriage or as aspiring jihadi brides.

The chairman, John Whittingdale, says the committee has received a large number of submissions from people worried about libel tourism.These go well beyond the usual media-freedom campaigners.

As usual, the media (and social media) had a field day, discussing notable sales, evaluating the fitness of the art market, and philosophizing over creative capitalism.

In the usual social media fashion, the post was forwarded by his followers.

The usual things: media awareness and that new, ever-present activity on the rugby circuit - fund-raising.

Seconds later, Twitter predictably lost it, the usual 'social media activists' furiously typing their indignation at such a blatant display of 'misogyny'misogyny