Sentence examples for Hit the press from inspiring English sources

"I had no knowledge of My Lai" — that is, its full horror — "until it hit the press".

So the latest non-scandal involving Jeremy Corbyn and the Queen has hit the press – and this time it's serious.

Allies of both leading candidates have already begun to hit the press and airwaves in support of their candidates.

As of 10 October, eight have hit the press: five in the US, including one on a flight; one in Taiwan; and two in South Korea.

"They had no recognition there at all, and until Tom started emailing and the story hit the press they had no idea things were different here".

When the story hit the press, many Palestinians were sceptical of the very idea of putting a parliament building in Abu Dis.

Action potentialThe seminal paper on the matter hit the presses in 1952.

Twelve years after he published "On the Origin of Species", which described the idea of natural selection, a second book hit the presses.

WHEN Sporting News first hit the presses in 1886, there was no World Series, no National Football League, and no Cracker Jack, much less the Internet, mobile score updates or jeering sports bloggers.

A leaked recording of Toronto mayor Rob Ford drunkenly ranting about "fags" and "dagos" hit the presses two goddamned weeks ago and he's still running for reelection, albeit while taking a much-needed break to dry out.

A leaked recording of Toronto mayor Rob Ford drunkenly ranting about "fags" and "dagos" hit the presses two goddamn weeks ago, and he's still running for reelection, albeit while taking a much-needed break to dry out.