Sentence examples for calls press from inspiring English sources

The P9 Plus is one of the first Android devices to have a pressure sensitive screen, which Huawei calls Press touch.

It was not the sort of essay that the city calls "press".

Like many candidates, he takes questions from the news media only at an appointed time - what his campaign calls "press avails" - and otherwise avoids parrying with reporters on rope lines or other unregulated moments.

For two months, I watched and listened to him interact with dozens of reporters — in conference calls, press breakfasts, live TV appearances from the White House — and I have interviewed him half a dozen times this year.

Mr. Atkinson, whose quirky collection includes comically absurd fascinators like a glittery eggplant perched above a mesh veil and a matador hat accented with giant roses, says that making what he calls "press pieces" was part of a conscious strategy to introduce the brand before expanding his more commercial range.

This year marks the detente between what Oracle PR calls press and what they call bloggers.

Elected officials called press conferences.

His job is mainly to call press conferences and denounce things.

At any time during an incoming call, press 4 on your phone.

THEY'RE called press dresses, clothes made more for shock effect than to be worn.

Swinging into damage-control mode, McConnell appeared at a hastily called press conference in Lexington and offered a terse denial.