Sentence examples for have made press from inspiring English sources

Rogen and Franco have made press appearances since the cyberattack against Sony Pictures became widespread.

I disagree, for example, that the move toward fact-checking has made the press's performance worse.

The press is not supposed to be a part of the story, but for more than five years this administration has made the press part of the story.

His father had made a press release but forgot to bring copies, so it was left to Nico to offer some bio information — he currently attends PS 237, the Children's School — and to describe his artistic intentions.

Opponents cried foul, saying that Mr. McGreevey was merely retaliating against industry insiders who he believed had made the press aware of the deals by Mr. Taffet and Mr. Levinsohn.

This is not the first time Google has made the press for helping law enforcement catch those involved with child pornography, and it seems like each time it does, questions around privacy are brought up.

This "spray and pray" method has made the press release a much less effective tool for PR professionals.

It's that, simultaneously, he has made demonizing the press a central part of his political strategy.

1.04pm BST Kenny: we've made progress Other press conferences are taking place across the EU headquarters.

Stewart's monologue was, in several ways, a darker cousin to the remarks that President Obama had made during a press conference earlier in the day.

The whole situation has made the Facebook press corps more cynical and skeptical about how the company tries to manipulate their coverage.