Sentence examples for bit of press from inspiring English sources

Teens has had a bit of press.

Within a few years he had a primitive system, and got a bit of press coverage.

I had a little bit of press but not very taxing in terms of time.

After McKay finished his next movie, "The Other Guys," he said, "I decided, I'm going to do every bit of press on this.

I wrote the first bit of press coverage for Liz's range and, when I went to interview her, I was incredibly flattered that she said she had been inspired to do it by what I'd done with Green & Black's.

Producers these days, it seems, would rather hire a name they know that seems to fit in with the brand and may even get them a bit of press, than listen to a bunch of tapes or MP3s from hopefuls.

This was actually a bit of press-release hyperbole: Mr. Venter started with a fully functional cell, then swapped out its DNA.

Powder; If your face has a little bit of shine, apply a little bit of pressed powder to your face.

The four seats could ultimately prove a good opportunity for outside parties to get a crack at one of the world's most elite bits of press real estate, but given how much pushback the administration has already given the media in the lead up to the inauguration (and every day since), it's worth keeping an eye on how the White House ultimately divvies things up.

Onward from that, they started getting little bits of press, mostly focused on their age.

The intriguing Angels Arms has received quite a bit of local press.