Sentence examples for feed the press from inspiring English sources
Ensure there is plenty of critical comment to feed the press.
Media interest in the story is so intense a mini-economy has sprouted up outside the estate with a catering van arriving to feed the press, according to the Courier Mail.
But you're talking about hundreds of fundraisers on the Hillary side and the Obama side, and there might be two disgruntled people out of the hundreds who are complaining... and [they] feed the press.
In The Pearl, for example, each verse sets out what he has left behind, confident that: I know the ways of learning, both the head / And pipes that feed the press, and make it run; … / All these stand open, or I have the keys: / Yet I love thee.
The chief of staff, Andy Card, has instructed the whole White House to stop speaking to reporters, so that the chosen few can spoon-feed the press the image of an In-Charge, Focused, Resolute President.
Britain used to understand the distinction between feeding the press pack and conducting diplomacy, sighs a representative of one ally.
Kieran Yates also appears to be at the Brits and this is what they're feeding the press contingent.
Why the hell don't you both just shut up and stop feeding the press with their stories?
This creates pressure to entertain or perish, which has fed the press's dominant bias: not pro-liberal or pro-conservative but pro-conflict.
And other government officials, after weeks of hearing Trump belittle their agencies, are feeding the press information about Russian involvement with his campaign.
