Sentence examples for dirty press from inspiring English sources

Jack Warner – blaming years of "vindictive", "unholy", "dirty" press smears for forcing his resignation as a Trinidad MP.

After years of swapping stories about Howey and the other werewolves and the crooked, dirty press, Mankiewicz found himself on story-swapping terms with the power behind it all, Hearst himself.

The accusations that Mr. Kissinger had not protested human rights violations in Argentina as early as June 1976 were originally contained in a 1987 article for The Nation by Martin Edwin Andersen, who wrote a book on the subject, "Dossier Secreto: Argentina's Desaparecidos and the Myth of the Dirty War" (Westview Press, 1993).

In response, a few dirty bills are pressed into his palm and the checkpoint opens.

The press was dirty, and "the only rags available were some Nazi flags".

"To court fame, money, and press felt dirty, sweaty," Brownstein writes.

By Andy Borowitz July 23, 2013 NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner stirred controversy today by continuing to send dirty texts throughout a press conference devoted to apologizing for his behavior.

HIV/AIDS was a fear: About 100 people in the same province had recently been infected when an unlicensed doctor, since convicted, reused dirty needles, according to press reports.

If your suit is just wrinkled, but not dirty then have it pressed.

For the last two years my MacBook Pro has literally been on my lap ten or more hours a day, and it's got the wear to prove it -- letters rubbed out and hard to press, screen uncleanably dirty, the cover cracked on both sides near the base.

Nigel and I sat glumly on two foul-smelling foam mattresses on the floor, our shoulders pressed against the dirty walls.