Sentence examples for general press from inspiring English sources

As a general press representative at the Met from 1975 to 1989, Fiedler had an insider's view of the place.

I had only a general press card, a McCarthy badge, a driver's licence, and such other absurdities.

Former PRdirector for the National Symphony in Washington, DC, program editor for the New York Philharmonic, and general press representative for the Metropolitan Opera.

Though it got lost in the general press uproar, Slimane's intention was to reassert ready-to-wear's identity from its couture sibling.

She had not started modeling until her late 20's, but she quickly became a regular in both the fashion and general press.

As it happened, Zemlinsky was caricatured and satirized in the general press, although the reviews of the opera's premiere focused on other psychological dimensions of Klaren's libretto.

Though he is far from alone among modern conductors – think Gardiner, think Herreweghe, think Rattle – in trying to restore clearer textures, crisper phrasing and a general press-on approach to the composer, Chailly's current Brahms cycle at the Barbican, with his outstanding Leipzig orchestra, is undoubtedly a major event.

Some under-age workers could benefit if the attorney general presses charges against Agriprocessors.

Jan Eliasson, the deputy United Nations secretary general, pressed the Security Council to bolster the international force, specifically with guards to protect United Nations staff members.

With the general pressed down on the vehicle's floor, Paddy donned his uniform and set off towards a prearranged hiding-place with the captive on board.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, pressed Sri Lanka's government on Saturday to grant international relief agencies "unhindered access" to refugee camps housing hundreds of thousands of displaced Tamils from Sri Lanka's civil war.