Sentence examples for A typical press from inspiring English sources

A typical press trip is a mix of travel veterans and reporters allowed off the leash, united in a determination to down as much food and drink as the attendant PR will serve them.

A typical press conference at CES. Kenwood demonstrates "seamless entertainment".

("Big Oil Under Siege" was the title of a typical press release).

Printed in Italy, a typical press run would be 1,000 copies.

"So let's say a drug trafficker asked you to attend a charity event, would you go?" It wasn't a typical press conference question, but Juan Román Riquelme isn't exactly a typical footballer.

In a typical press release, the end is marked by three pound symbols.

IT WAS not a typical government press conference.

A typical 1986 press release from Velasco assailed Tanner for accepting campaign contributions from toxic polluters.

To this end, a novel test rig is designed in order to reproduce typical press hardening conditions under well-controlled laboratory conditions.

In addition, laboratory studies show improved ejection characteristics are obtained at typical press operating temperatures approaching 60°C (140°F).

"The photo-op presidency continues," Mr. Watts declared in one typical press release, after President Clinton's news conference last week.