Sentence examples for a couple press from inspiring English sources

I wrote a couple press releases for them, got to be part of the group.

We got a couple of press statements coming out but that's about as professional as we get".

In a statement emailed to the Guardian, the internet giant acknowledged that there had been a "lot of angry user emails" but only a couple of press inquiries.

One imagines that hopeful musicians with five-song demos will use the extra space for a photo and a couple of press quotes.

"The costs for these shows are way too big to justify by getting a couple of press clippings that say it's great," Mr. Albrecht said.

But he knows he is up against a team-mate who appears restored to his finest form following his bad eight days in Malaysia and Japan in which he suffered an engine failure, made a dreadful start and also fell out with the media after some strange behaviour in a couple of press conferences.

I thought it was just a piece of bad P.R.: he lands here on Guam with no advance notice, issues a couple of press statements, and then jumps on his plane and takes off before anyone on Guam even knew he was here.

So, save for a few smiling jabs at Comedy Central delivered from behind his desk, and a couple of press interviews in which he suggested that his show's poor ratings owed much to the loss of Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show" as his lead-in, Wilmore went out much as he came in: measured, comfortable in the host's chair, and unsurprised when things didn't quite work out.

Hundreds of Lyft's top drivers and a couple dozen press crowded into Lyft headquarters today to hear the peer-to-peer ridesharing network rolled out a bunch of announcements meant to make life easier for its drivers – including cheaper gas, lower car rental prices and a real-time payment system that allows drivers to cash out and transfer Lyft ride payments when they want.

The Clean were cranky as well; David Kilgour's guitar kept going out of tune and a couple of press photographers ran across the tiny stage in the middle of their set.

A couple of presses along, a machine is churning out 852 five-pence pieces a minute.