Sentence examples for charming press from inspiring English sources

"David Cameron would like to invite you to Summer Drinks," says the email from his charming press officer, Caroline Preston.

Having failed to get through to Paddy Power, I tried William Hill, whose charming press officer laughed heartily when I raised the subject.

The result was one of the most charming press tours of the decade, and the revelation that they may have accidentally got married for real, filming Dracula in 1992.

Much has changed since the days of Mr. Curtis's charming, grasping press agent, Sidney Falco, and his nemesis, J. J. Hunsecker, the all-powerful gossip columnist played by Lancaster as the devil or Walter Winchell incarnate.

With them were the documentary filmmakers Albert and David Maysles, who filmed the group charming the press at their Kennedy Airport news conference, traveling in their limousine, holding court in their Plaza Hotel suite, dancing at the Peppermint Lounge, riding the train to Washington and performing onstage -- activities mirrored uncannily in "A Hard Day's Night".

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Like Hervé Tullet's charming 2011 book, "Press Here," Matheson's "Tap the Magic Tree" proves you don't need apps for interactivity.

McCain's 2008 persona is dour bordering on nasty, and his weirdly hostile interview with Time magazine shows he's not exactly putting a premium on being charming with the press.

Ernst, 54, has been a fairly high-profile CEO, charming the business press with her brisk yet warm manner and her fluent explication of Internet infrastructure issues.

The Other Ladies Of the Press (the OLOPs; charming, charming) and I began in a most restrained fashion.

Robert De Niro was his charming self at the press conference regarding the jury's decisions about Cannes this year.