A mock photo shoot outside of Seventeen headquarters last week was captured by a wide array of press.
The Cardinals switched between man-to-man and zone defenses in the halfcourt and showed an array of different full-court presses.
What he finds are drugs, punk rock and an array of cultural touchstones that are pressed into his hand by Mr. Franklin, a church choir director for whom Europe is a magical land of promise and fulfillment.
At the Behring archive, where everything related to the scientist and his famous laboratory is housed, I rifled through the massive array of press clippings from that era.
Anderson Cooper took web viewers on a little tour of his CNN office, and among the tchotchkes and mementos from his trips around the world, what caught our eye was the array of press passes that Cooper actually put into collages, framed and placed on his wall.
She had been married once before, to Elliot Gould, with whom she has a son, and had been linked romantically in the press with an array of men from Warren Beatty and Canadian premiere Pierre Trudeau to Richard Gere and even, most bizarrely, the Prince of Wales.
LONDON — A day after British lawmakers agreed to ground rules for a new press code, an array of newspapers protested on Tuesday against the attempt to impose stricter curbs on this country's scoop-driven dailies following the phone hacking scandal that convulsed Rupert Murdoch's media empire and much of British public life.
For example, an array of articles in both the lay press and the medical literature have highlighted "world class" hernia outcomes achieved by Shouldice Hernia Centre in Canada.
For instance, in contrast to the fate of the Daily Times, today the country can boast an array of media organisations and a generally free press.
Obama pressed on with an array of events unrelated to Syria, including a Medal of Honor ceremony for an Afghan war veteran.
