Sentence examples for a press question in from inspiring English sources

And ABC News followed up Tuesday morning with, "Hillary Clinton Hasn't Answered a Press Question in 21 Days (And Her Opponents Are Taking Notice)." Later on Tuesday, The Washington Post took the shaming up a notch by unveiling a countdown clock that tracks the time that has elapsed since Clinton last answered a question.

One of his consultants, who has worked with him for several years, told me that he is amazed at how much better Schwarzenegger has become in handling press questions in just the past six months.

"The thing that has disturbed me the most is that in this business, the press questions people in politics in a different way than the business press questions people," he said.

(Tom Brokaw, moderating the second Presidential debate shortly after interviewing Friedman on "Meet the Press," posed a question in exactly those terms).

All the same, I was surprised when a press officer questioned me about shades of meaning in a personal e-mail I had written home a few days earlier.

During an appearance on Fox News' "Hannity" on Wednesday night, Sarah Palin suggested that David Gregory, host of NBC's "Meet the Press," asked a "racist-tinged question" in pressing presidential candidate Newt Gingrich on an eyebrow-raising characterization of President Barack Obama he made last week.

BuzzFeed reported in March that Lewandowski "physically pushed" Gray as he tried asking Trump a question at a press conference in West Palm Beach, Florida.

But, questioned at a press conference in London, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said: "We're not going to go back to Parliament with the same question on the same issue, in response to the same atrocity the week before last, because that decision was made by Parliament".

It was the apparent drunken attempt of the country's finance minister, Shoichi Nakagawa, to respond to questions at a press conference in Rome following the end of a Group of Seven meeting that fueled chatter in Tokyo.

In a statement he prepared in response to press questions, the golfer urged Germans to judge the book for themselves.

Without giving firm numbers, Arora said the site had come a long way since 2007, when some of us in the press questioned YouTube's ability to monetize what was then a largely user-generated content site.