Sentence examples for growing press from inspiring English sources
But the communications shop will need to beef up to meet the demands of the growing press corps following Mr. Romney, and other departments will expand as well.
In 2002, he looked at the growing press coverage of nanotech and concluded that a "Netscape-like IPO" would take place in 2004.
The response was similar to the burst of public support for another Guangzhou-based publication, Southern Weekend, after it aired concerns about growing press constraints earlier this year.
Mr. Kerry professes not to mind the growing press corps and crammed schedule that make it virtually impossible for him to have a moment's peace.
Growing press hostility to No 10's attempts to implement the Leveson report have resulted in the industry proposing an alternative to Oliver Letwin's royal charter plan for the oversight of press regulation.
Behind the drawn net curtains upstairs, grand chandeliers could be seen glowing in every room – and one diplomat kept peeking sheepishly at the growing press pack – and anti-Gaddafi protesters – outside.
Polgoon's apple orchards produce a variety of ciders and sparkling fruit drinks while the vineyard is the source for several still wines and sparkling whites each grown, pressed and bottled on site.
The tradition spread through the growing black press and by word of mouth as East Tennessee migrants settled in neighboring states.
Once in the news, they become the news, fodder for a growing freebee press.
Wrapping around 10th Street from Thirstea and heading west on the block's northern half, we first encounter an outpost of the growing Juice Press empire.
Commonly affected areas include hands (verrucae palmares) and feet (verrucae plantares), which are associated typically with HPV 1, 2, and 4. Skin warts, except those growing over press areas, are non-painful.
