Sentence examples for both the presses from inspiring English sources

In part, what both the presses and the prize did was to create a space for women in a male-dominated world, giving voice and space to those who wouldn't find them elsewhere.

Both the press and opposition politicians were quick to condemn the gold raid.

Another is the sliming of both the press and turncoat witnesses.

And both the press and the public jumped through hoops to get a hold of him.

Their lack of answers continues to erode confidence in both the press and the government.

We see constant efforts by both the press and MPs to prevent the deployment of wind farms.

Around the same time there was increasing talk in both the press and the art world of Mr. Deitch's problems in fund-raising.

Such scheduling keeps Mr. de Blasio and his visitors behind the wrought-iron gate of Gracie Mansion, out of view from both the press and the public.

Caroline Kennedy had many friends who had had ample experience with both the press and politicians, and many of them felt that the rollout had been handled stupidly.

A recent select committee report criticised both the press and the department of work and pensions over the way in which the media covers statistics on sickness benefits.

So who knows…" Ainslie certainly has strong opinions, not least on how both the press and public react to sporting events.