Sentence examples for enemy press from inspiring English sources
Even the enemy press emerged speaking superlatives, though whether those feature in Tory prints is another matter.
He and the others in his formidable cast (including Vanessa Redgrave, as Volumnia, Coriolanus's fiercely martial mother, and Gerard Butler, as Aufidius, his respected Volscian enemy) press Shakespeare's verse into familiar inflections of the cinematic genres he relies on.
No one has ever had to overcome a mountain of obstacles from an enemy press, rigged polls, unfriendly pundits, a billion dollars thrown against him and Benedict Republicans to come out of nowhere and win the presidency of the United States.
Lock on to your enemy, press X, and they're dead!
When you see an enemy, press [Shift] to hold your breath (or whichever button you assigned it to).
When you are about to lose a life (falling into a pit, about to run into an inevitable enemy), press A to save yourself.
"Our enemy pressed the hospital to say he was Al Qaeda".
"SLEEPING with the enemy", the press called it.
He's the greatest enemy to press freedom in a generation".
The New York Times reporter James Risen, who faces jail over his refusal to reveal a source and testify against a former CIA agent accused of leaking secrets, has called President Barack Obama "the greatest enemy of press freedom in a generation".
Risen's words also echoed comments he made in August, calling Obama the "greatest enemy to press freedom in a generation".
