Sentence examples for immense press from inspiring English sources

The winner of Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt takes away the Disrupt Cup and check for $50,000, and all the contestants enjoy immense press, investor and partner attention, along with membership in the elite ranks of Battlefield alums.

There, the crowds were immense, pressed tight and packed high on boxes and ladders in the side streets and thousands could gain but it glimpse of the plumes and the headdresses of the riders and the coffin.

She saw his unpredictability ― and his capacity to generate immense, free press coverage ― as a huge problem.

I felt immense pressure.

Talk about immense pressure!

The pressure on him, already immense, continues to press in, like the humidity.

Had he antagonised his opponents in the battle, Ayatollah Khamenei might not have used his immense influence to press for the truth, and the intelligence ministry might have hung on to its grisly secrets.

The first shot was fired by TF1, the privately owned television giant that suddenly found its early-evening ratings battered by the upstart music and movie channel M6. Patrick Le Lay, the president of TF1, decided to fight back, not with a competing show, mind you, but by using his company's immense power to press the government's Higher Audiovisual Council to ban "Loft Story".

In November , 1931 after sailing from Mexico to New York, for the MOMA show, the couple disembarked to immense fanfare in the press.

To the immense annoyance of the press and other spectators, the Conventions now consist of huge quasifraternal organizations...whose members enjoy getting together, catching up with one another, and arguing about the very souls of their great... American-dreaming groups.

The amount of online activity by the Conservatives was immense: in April, the press reported that the party was spending £100,000 per month on Facebook advertising alone (a figure which Edmonds confirms was "roughly accurate").