Sentence examples for was much hyped from inspiring English sources
Her arrival was much hyped by Evans but only a few months in – and with just five months until the first show is due to air on 8 May – Clark has left the BBC to pursue "new projects".
The Klingon evening was much hyped in metropolitan D.C. and drew an overflow crowd despite a few disappointments.
For those SXSW-ers who are hardened brand-skeptics, the waning power of brands was much hyped on the back of James Surowiecki's recent piece in the New Yorker, "Twilight of the Brands".
Kelman's début was much hyped (read: six-figure advance), but the critical reaction in the U.K. has been mixed.
The power of the US intelligence apparatus has been much hyped.
Pixels, the poorly reviewed story of an alien invasion by beings resembling 1980s video game icons such as Pac Man and Donkey Kong, had been much hyped with studio Sony declaring in March that the debut trailer for the film had smashed 24-hour viewing records.
The game had been much hyped due to City's signing of then-England goalkeeper David James.
"Slapping Obama in the face, standing up to the big neighbor in the North, will be much hyped here and could increase her popularity as she faces elections next year," Fleischer said.
There was much hype and excitement when the connection was made – yet the promise of faster, cheaper broadband is yet to reach the masses.
There is much hype about the potential for e-commerce in China.
