Sentence examples for acting press from inspiring English sources

"The National Security and Defense Council recently reported that Ukrainian artillery destroyed a column of Russian mercenaries near Donetsk airport and detained more than 10 of them," Sheila Casey, the State Department's acting press attaché in Ukraine, said in an email to reporters.

One of the year's best 12-inches is Geo Fi by CC Not, released on new label Acting Press.

The bridegroom, also 31, was until September the acting press secretary for Representative Maxine Waters of California.

The oldest volunteer currently serving, according to Laura Lartigue, the agency's acting press director, is John Guy LaPlante, 79, an English teacher in Ukraine.

In 1969, the Chicago Journalism Review asked the acting press officer of the Zambian Embassy in Washington, Phineas Musukwa, about Nkoloso.

Already sold out and lustfully coveted a month after release, this excellent debut from the Acting Press label has now crept onto YouTube.

Was he acting under pressure from the press?

"I am certainly more than a secretary in the old-fashioned sense of only typing and making the tea; this is a comprehensive role encompassing research on behalf of the MPs so that their lives are made easier," she says, adding that she also drafts press releases for the MPs in advance of their speeches in parliament, thus acting as a press officer as well.

Corbyn's son, Seb, a researcher in McDonnell's office, is also acting as a press spokesman for his father's campaign.

Jocelyn, 26, a former medical student acting as a press spokesman for the movement, said: "There are parallels with Occupy and Indignados.

Phoenix, who has been acting twitchy in press events for the film, best get a signed agreement that they will let him back out, less he pick up a jail name and a set of prison blues.