Sentence examples for bit of a press from inspiring English sources

"Friday is the deadline for bids being submitted and I think you will probably see a bit of a press release coming out from us at that time".

It was a bit of a press scrum, but we elbowed our way in and were permitted to introduce ourselves and ask two questions of The Bay Lights' artist Leo Villareal.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer seems to be on a bit of a press tour, and as result, a lot of her comments onstage today at the IAB MIXX conference won't be a big surprise to folks who have been following her recent public appearances and the broader coverage of her time at Yahoo.

Ronan Farrow, MSNBC's newest host, went on a bit of a press tour Wednesday and Thursday, but he also had to deal with those pesky rumors about whether or not Frank Sinatra is his father.

In a big Mercedes with no traffic and a bit of a press-on mood in my heart, it took nearly seven.

For bit of comparison, a press release issued just a few weeks after the Mac App Store's launch pointed to "over 350,000 available apps" to iOS users, a number that has since ballooned to over 550,000 in recent months.

It gets a bit of a bad press, so we wanted to do something positive about the area," says Ash.

Speaking after the ceremony, Ross told Guardian Australia he felt it had been "a bit of a farce" with press releases and speeches needing to be sent through ahead of time.

After Barack Obama and Donald Trump met on Thursday in the Oval Office this was the first time they'd ever formally met, which makes sense, I guess, but registers as a bit of a shock the White House press pool was granted a few minutes of access to the President and his depressing successor.

As a result, in the days after 14 July the fortress was searched for evidence of torture: old pieces of armour and bits of a printing press were taken out and presented as evidence of elaborate torture equipment.

The service got a bit of negative press earlier this year, by the way, after a few hackers used the service to develop a plugin that replaced Facebook ads with links to the hacker's own ads.