Sentence examples for in every press from inspiring English sources

"I don't have the energy to discuss this in every press conference".

The official Major League Baseball statistics packet, available in every press box and clubhouse in the game, lists the teams according to batting average.

You only have to look at the torturous geographical distinctions made in every press release on devolution to get a sense of the behind-the-scenes tussles.

"Our history goes back as far as the 1300s, and the military keeps coming out and stating in every press conference or document that the island is uninhabited, but that's not really true," Aldan added.

On the question of women, which was a noticeable element in Ghannoushi's Guardian article on Monday: "In every activity, in every press conference, in every meeting, we need to emphasise our commitment to women's rights".

In every press conference I do, people ask how long I'm going to play for.

Binky kept the woman's shoe for three days before it could be retrieved by zoo officials, and the day after the attack Alaska Star photographer Rob Layman took the iconic image of Binky, holding the shoe in his mouth, that was printed in almost every press account of the incident.

That's why they're being marketed as city cars, since (as Nissan is careful to point out in almost every press release) a large majority of drivers go less than 40 miles per day, and almost all go under a hundred.

West tweaked and elaborated on those declarations in just about every press appearance he made between then and the following year.

The "law" in such equations has never been precise, nor is it ever likely to be: in every country press freedom boils down to a bargain, a 3-way deal between state power and popular instinct and the media's muscle.

"Disruptive" became a required word in every tech press release, replacing earlier clichés like "world-class".