Sentence examples for like a press from inspiring English sources

That sounds like a press release.

It certainly didn't feel like a press conference.

Some names of charitable donors are chiselled in marble, others glide out of the fax machine like a press release.

The statement reads more like a press release than a legal declaration.

Your Summer Movies section looked like a press packet for Hell's Multiplex.

Pre-fight scuffles are a boxing cliché, and a canny way to draw public attention to a non-event like a press conference.

I'd like a free press and freedom of expression.

We'd like a tough press agent, sort of like TRAVIS BICKLE in "Taxi Driver".

Thérèse says that living with her stultifying family makes her feel like "a pressed flower".

But the recital, heavy on songs of quiet romance, felt at times like a pressed flower: a lovely souvenir rather than a vital living presence.

Tucked inside the journal, like a pressed flower, is a yellowed clipping from a Yiddish newspaper, noting that at age 15 the diary's owner was awarded a New York State Regents college scholarship.