Sentence examples for become a press from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the look has become a press favorite, and it's easy to see why.

The fact is that the Army is the only organization in the world that can compel an independent writer to become a press agent or a propagandist.

He had graduated from journalism school and, on the recommendation of his Harvard roommate, David Rockefeller, had become a press aide to Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia of New York.

"Our goal from the beginning was to find a creative way to make sure it didn't become a press conference," said Beth O'Connell, executive producer of special events for NBC News.

He stops up his nose against the stench and averts his eyes from the disgusting display of someone's contempt for him, somehow accepting another degrading decline in his environment… Seven years later, Whelton, who had pretty much monopolized the dog-shit beat, left the Voice to become a press aide and speechwriter to the new mayor.

Facebook has become a press release for the life everyone wants to live.

Dr. Harra, a licensed psychologist with abilities to channel the dead became a press darling a decade ago when she was seeing clients like actresses Candice Bergen, Courtney Cox, and Jennifer Lopez.

The rest of the rally essentially became a press conference for Mr. Blakeman.

He became a press agent the next day, when a lot of renegade guys were attracted to being press agents.

The launch became a press conference, the media in front and Labour supporters at the back.

Last month, it was a documentary-style reality show about Muslim families in Michigan, "All-American Muslim," that suddenly became a press sensation.