Sentence examples for became press from inspiring English sources

In 1969, Mr. Landau became press secretary to Attorney General John Mitchell in the Nixon administration.

In 1992, Ms. Clarke became press secretary for the re-election campaign of President Bush.

In 1957, he became press secretary and executive assistant to Gov. Price Daniel.

He went on to marry Jayne O'Connor, who later became press secretary to Governor Christie Whitman.

He became press secretary on Oct. 5, 1998, in the midst of President Clinton's impeachment crisis.

When he passed on the race, she became press secretary for Steve Forbes, whose campaign ended in March 2000.

The company became pressed enough for cash that Ms. Weymouth announced in February that it was looking to sell its flagship headquarters.

The probe became pressed up against walls that blocked sunlight from reaching its solar panels.

Soon after, he was asked to become press officer for the Republican party state committee.

It is encouraging to see that Chad -- the African nation -- has become press worthy, even if only by chance (Week in Review, Nov. 19).

Mr McClellan is the very definition of a Bushie an Austin native who joined Mr Bush's staff in 1999 and worked his way up to become press secretary at the most traumatic time in the Bush presidency.