Sentence examples for dummy press from inspiring English sources

'Over there', I endured dummy press conferences with no questions allowed, and unusable interviews with ranting ministers.

If you are addicted to the popular "Dummies" series of wine books, you probably already know that "Italian Wine for Dummies" and "French Wine for Dummies" (Dummies Press, $14.99 each), both by Mary Ewing-Mulligan and Ed McCarthy, have joined "Wine for Dummies" and "Champagne for Dummies" on the bookstore shelves.

During the fixation epochs dummy button presses were made.

Lots of us dummies like to press our luck, or we're too addicted so we fuck up, but, in truth, it's a very simple game.

Why do dummies get such bad press at the cinema?

But the entire flow of iPhone 6 dummies into the Western press seems to be coming through one source, Australian tech blogger Sonny Dickson.

But sacrifices have been made: two naked dummies are locked out, and press their noses plaintively against the door.

"You're punching that portfolio you used to have!" The dummy, Mr. Maysonet said, will not press charges.

I got my mother's press book out, made up a dummy newspaper page, including some of the cartoons and even a letters column.

She regularly participated in fleet maneuvers, and in the 1901 exercises, the submarine Gustave Zédé hit her with a dummy torpedo, which was widely hailed in the press.

Press it all down inside the dummy's collar.