Sentence examples for even more press from inspiring English sources

Then it got even more press when it fell flat.

Jason gets his spot, he's called to the mat on a bluff he probably never thought would be accepted (and he's upped the offer to $500k for three years), Twitter gets even more press attention.

You can read the rest of the job description on JobScore, but basically Twitter is hiring someone who will have to sway new celebrities into joining the micro-sharing service and make sure the ones who are already on there keep tweeting their hearts out, so the startup can get even more press.

Mr. Daly is likely to be even more pressed for time now that he has his own late-night television talk show on NBC, "Last Call With Carson Daly". But when he needs some time off from his radio work, the database lets the countdown roll on.

In light of Wednesday's tragic loss [of former label mate Chris Kelly], I am even more pressed to YELL this to a multitude that may not understand the cost of allowing today's unhealthy paradigms to remain unchecked!" Justin Bieber attacked by a fan in Dubai.

Adams's high-handed and controversial Administration led to an even more opinionated press, as Marcus Daniel relates in his shrewd study of the newspaper wars of the seventeen-nineties.

It also got some karma points from their fans and even more free press than they would have otherwise.

That'll mean even more big press for the exploding star, who spent years as an avant garde comedian and struggling actor.

August and September 2002 were dedicated to a European tour, supporting Finnish act Nightwish and attending some rock festivals, which exposed the band to larger audiences and gained them even more favourable press.

Since he cinched the Republican nomination two weeks ago, Trump has been the object of even more unfavorable press than he was before -- about his treatment of women, his propensity to lie, his bizarre policy proposals.

New York, Tim was formerly the starting quarterback at the Denver Broncos and previously was the starting quarterback for the University of Florida, where he won a National Championship, a Heisman trophy, gave a popular locker room speech, an even more popular press conference, and wrote "John 3 16" on his blackeye.