Sentence examples for anticipated press from inspiring English sources
Ahead of this week's GDP figures from the UK and US, and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's widely anticipated press conference today, the FTSE 100 finished 51.06 points higher at 6069.36.
Virginia Raggi, who was elected in June and has faced a tumultuous start to her tenure, said in a highly anticipated press conference that it would be irresponsible to move forward with the bid, given the debts that it would accrue and the burdens it would place on Roman taxpayers.
The NRA just wasted its chance at redemption and used its highly anticipated press conference to shift the blame to video games, and insinuate about a conspiracy to downplay the role of violent media.
A writer for the Howard Stern Show seized control of a podium intended for use by high-profile attorney Gloria Allred and her client on Monday, effectively hijacking a highly anticipated press conference meant to announce the latest developments in an ever-developing story about alleged sexual harassment committed by GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain in the 1990s.
On Dec. 21, at a widely anticipated Washington press conference, the NRA's top lobbyist, Wayne LaPierre, proposed placing a guard in every school to prevent school shootings.
Even after the Battle of Cold Harbor, ten miles northeast of Richmond — a senseless massacre of men as bad as the worst assaults at the Somme, which it anticipated — Grant pressed on.
"I'll show you all," he tells the audience as he prepares his time bomb and anticipates the press coverage.
The G20 summit was eagerly anticipated by the press.
There is a long list of politicians, just within my lifetime, whose bellicose relations with the press anticipated Palin's in some particulars.
Few witnesses in the Russia probe have been as eagerly anticipated by the press and congressional investigators as Donald Trump, Jr., the President's oldest son.
His withering assessments of such cultural icons as his erstwhile colleague Melvyn Bragg and the violinist Nigel Kennedy were eagerly anticipated at his press conferences, at least by those who were not the butt of his biting sarcasm.
