Sentence examples for calling news from inspiring English sources

He returned fire, with senior Wahaha officials staging rallies and calling news conferences to denounce Danone officials as "rascals" committing "evil deeds".

"I don't see why we should not or would not" have a general news operation, Mr. Glocer said, calling news "quite an important pillar" of some Reuters operations.

After the settlement, Archbishop Myers sent a letter to clergy calling news media coverage "deceitful and misleading" and saying of his critics among the ranks of former priests, "God will surely address them in due time".

Even as the City Hall ceremony for Mr. Safir was ending yesterday, other city officials and Mr. Safir's critics were calling news conferences of their own, at which they offered a starkly different interpretation of the commissioner's record.

And so, Mr. Badillo is walking the streets -- even venturing into heavily Democratic territory -- distributing fliers, shaking hundreds of hands, participating in debates, calling news conferences and struggling to raise the $250,000 he needs to qualify for city funds by July 16.

10.24pm BST Booz Allen Hamilton, Edward Snowden's employer, has released a statement saying that Snowden "has been an employee of our firm for less than 3 months" and calling news reports "shocking": June 9, 2013 Booz Allen can confirm that Edward Snowden, 29, has been an employee of our firm for less than 3 months, assigned to a team in Hawaii.

Monday evening, in a hastily called news conference, Mr. Romney stood by the substance of the remarks.

WHEN leaders of large countries call news conferences, they usually have something to say.

He calls news conferences at fancy Moscow hotels, gives interviews to newspapers and has appeared on television with increasing regularity.

The details of Mr. Volcker's recommendations were released at a hastily called news conference.

In fact, Mr. Zimmer has called news conferences at each step of the Mepham investigation.