Sentence examples for become press from inspiring English sources

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.

ABC says Shipman, a former White House reporter, stopped covering politics in late 2008 after her husband, Carney, left Time magazine to become press secretary for Vice President-elect Joe Biden.

But Mr. Shyamalan, who says he has become press shy, offers no apologies and believes that some of the criticism about him was largely based on his refusal to accept Hollywood norms.

In 1914, Savage left the Post to become press chairperson of the National American Woman Suffrage Association; and the next year she took a job as associate editor at Good Housekeeping, though she mainly reported on policy matters, from Washington.

It is white, sometimes lobed, and may become pressed closely to the stem.

For patients with a severe condition, the trachea may become pressed and cause blockage of respiratory tract which may lead to death without timely treatment.

Frank became press secretary to Robert Kennedy and campaign director of McGovern's 1972 presidential bid.

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.