Sentence examples for flurry of press from inspiring English sources

There was a flurry of press releases, some written by hand, sent to news organizations around the city.

This morning Obama staff sent reporters a flurry of press clippings on the matter and issued an angry statement.

Now Weinstein— according to a flurry of press reports, including those on the Deadline.com site — has asked its lawyer David Boies to appeal or take further legal action.

After a flurry of press in Seattle, her hometown, and in magazines like ReadyMade and Bust, she got a book deal.

The fallout from this flurry of press included a TV documentary built around this group of obsessive dressers for 20th Century Box on London Weekend.

A recent flurry of press reports that characterized Wolfowitz, the Pentagon deputy, as a right-wing zealot -- shrewdly not aiming at Rumsfeld himself -- was helped along by Powell supporters in the administration and on Capitol Hill.

And make no mistake: even if the plant is no longer part of dinner table conversation, the core opposition is still hanging in there, sending out flurries of press releases about issues like how the plant's cooling system kills fish and other aquatic life.

Both sides have issued a flurry of warring press releases and staggered through lawsuits in lower courts.

He told USA Today last year, amid a flurry of admiring press, that he opted out of a life that would have left him "dead or in jail".

The forced departure of Mr. Mohajerani, a favorite target of conservatives, marks the end of an era that had seen a brief flurry of unusual press freedom.

Not wanting to spend that much, I tried a few dim sum salons that had received a flurry of local press.