Sentence examples for introduced the press from inspiring English sources

While Morvillo introduced the press reports to show what Stewart was combating, prosecutors seemed intent on using them to focus again on the claimed $60 agreement.

What follows for the next hour is a rapid-fire barrage of improvised Q+A, wildly dated references (at one point it is revealed that comedian Jeffrey Gurian, who introduced the press conference, was once actually the dentist of Curtis Sliwa), lots of uncomfortable staring, and blistering witticisms worthy of peak-Siskel and Ebert (if both had agreeable bouts with Toxoplasma gondii).

The relationship between play and invention is evident in Rosann Smith's 1944 Talk story about a party thrown to introduce the press to a "bouncing putty" derived from silicone by engineers at General Electric: We received a sample of bouncing putty and a Scotch-and-soda.

He was introducing the press to Marcelino Valdez.

Vakhtang was an eminent lawgiver and introduced the printing press to Georgia; he had the Georgian annals edited by a commission of scholars.

That world began when Johannes Gutenberg introduced the printing press in 1455, and gave birth along the way to the Reformation, the Age of Reason, the Enlightenment, the Scientific Method, and finally the Industrial Revolution not to mention the modern era of newspapers, universal education and, yes, mass literacy.Why 300 years?

With Joe Cole and Maiga introduced, the visitors pressed for an equaliser with Downing's free-kick saved well by Julian Speroni.

The Shake Shack burger introduced the salted, pressed, and crisped burger made with care and good ingredients to serious eaters in New York City, and we are forever in Shake Shack's gratitude.

But Wyatt's report says Ms Bennett "was left thinking the issue was the way the controller had introduced the clip at the press launch" and she did not realise the draft press statement had been sent to her so did not read it.

In this paper a new press test is introduced, where the press is described by six load/deflection curves and by two Assumed Rotation Point (ARP).

Mercedes-Benz will look to conquer $30,000 territory with the curvy, compact CLA sedan, which it introduced to the press on the eve of the show's opening but chose not to display during the public show.