Sentence examples for a great press from inspiring English sources

To ensure favorable press coverage, Mr. Bush flattered reporters and gave them "a great press box".

One person suggested she'd make a great press secretary for President Obama.

"Mr Trump may not be a good choice for president, but he would definitely make a great press secretary.

"Magical Mystery Tour was quite easy to dismiss at the time," says Hanly, "and it subsequently hasn't had a great press.

It is also a reminder that superinjunctions - the subject of a great press outcry a couple of years ago - are no longer a matter of controversy.

1. Invest in a great press team – Disrupt is packed with journalists looking to uncover the "next big thing" – unfortunately, it can be hard (and time consuming) to stand out.

KYOCERA knives have all the cachet needed to persuade home cooks to plunk down $100: the endorsement of Ming Tsai, a celebrity chef; great press; a novel material (ceramic in the blades); and a beautiful design.

Mr. Christie's team, led by Mike DuHaime, a veteran Republican strategist, is acutely aware of the difficulty of having a candidate with great press and a big bank account, but no ground game.

"We're in a very tight race, despite having a week of great press and John McCain having had a week of not-so-great press," Mr. Obama said in the interview.

Spotify is getting a lot of great press at the moment and is understood to have raised a massive €15.3m from Northzone Venture Partners.

Epic is already getting a ton of great press for what amounts to very little effort.