Sentence examples for first ever press from inspiring English sources

In Pegida's first ever press conference in Dresden on Monday, Bachmann and Oertel, insisted that the group was not racist, and later in a heated television discussion distanced themselves from footage showing Pegida demonstrators delivering racist remarks.

Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke will hold his first ever press conference later today -- and the financial world is hanging on his every word.

But on Wednesday, he'll be directly grilled by the folks some regard as the toughest questioners of all, in the central bank's first ever press conference after a committee meeting.

Yet on the very day of the cancelled march, Pegida held its first-ever press conference.

Bethesda is hosting its first-ever press conference at that event on June 14, so we'll probably also find out more about it there.

NEW YORK -- When Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke holds his first-ever press conference on Wednesday, he will have some explaining to do.

In response to criticism of the Federal Reserve's secrecy, Ben Bernanke this year gave the first-ever press conference by a Fed chairman.

"If when you cover this, are you giving the carnival barkers -- in the president's words -- [a] platform for nonsense?" Tapper said he'd rather focus his story tonight on the Panetta and Petreaus appointments or Fed chief Ben Bernanke's first-ever press conference.

In the administration's first-ever press briefing following Trump's inauguration, then-press secretary Sean Spicer angrily referenced blown-up crowd pictures on the screens behind him, claiming the event drew "the largest audience ever to witness an inauguration — period" after members of the media reported otherwise.

The College hired a public relations consultant, Roger Braban, to manage the launch of the report, and held its first-ever press conference.

In the Taitu, the copy of "Ya Tara" playing on Chahoud's record player was the first ever single pressed by Amha, in 1969.