Sentence examples for extraordinary press from inspiring English sources

Extraordinary press conferences seem to be the order of the day at the World Twenty20.

In an extraordinary press conference he lashed out, saying that his grandfather would be highly disappointed, and spilled family secrets.

Mr Hersh's reporting is based on anonymous sources, something the Pentagon pounced on in an extraordinary press release before the book's release.

As farewells go, it was a pretty extraordinary press briefing given by a manager who was wondering whether he should have seen the writing on the wall earlier.

'We should never have listened to you.' Paisley, who was 72 on Monday, was pushed on to the defensive at this extraordinary press conference.

"Germany must remain a steel-producing country!", the bank declaimed in an extraordinary press release authorised by Mr Breuer, while simultaneously (and apparently without seeing any contradiction) pleading: "Deutsche Bank is not running an industrial policy".

Not a bad joke, considering Solbakken's dismissal was widely seen as a given before the club asked journalists to attend an extraordinary press-conference on Sunday afternoon, perfectly timed to work as a nice double-beheader in conjunction with the Dutt goodbye.

In fairness, Johnston Press is under extraordinary pressure to cut costs; merging editors and closing offices have become regular activities across the regional press.

Nor had such a disagreement been the subject of such extraordinary dueling press statements.

One can learn to be alert to the extraordinary and press pause — to memorize moments of the everyday.

The most extraordinary England press conference since Kevin Keegan announced in 2001 [sic] he had just resigned as manager in a Wembley toilet.