Sentence examples for it's press from inspiring English sources

"I get a lot of bad press," said Mosley, 32, long considered one of boxing's best practitioners, "but at least it's press".

It's press, press, press".

"Oh no," I replied, "It's press day.

Where The Thick of It's press officer Terri Coverley was intransigent and fairly useless, and Den Flixter, the ward sister she played in Getting On, was delusional and vastly irritating, Catherine Dickens is a much put-upon and deeply moral woman, treated appallingly by her famous husband.

Our technology correspondent Mark Ward sent in this photo: So it's press day at CES and the announcements are coming thick and fast.

AT&T has announced that it will sell the phone for $199 after a $100 mail-in rebate, and T-Mobile is expected to follow suit although it's press release doesn't mention a price.

Even though it's press-shy, Amazon cares deeply about its public image.

Beyond that, it's press-your-luck.

Whether it's press-ups, picking up a whisky barrel or a bit of an arm wrestling, "It's just a chance for everyone to win some seafood".

And, on the wishes of its founder, it is pressed between the pages of history, like a dried flower.

"It was pressed in by the wind.