Sentence examples for long time press from inspiring English sources

While you're in the air for a long time, press the left analog stick.

The official commentary, largely delivered by his long-time press aide Sabine Kehm, talks of a long road ahead.

But the reality for myself, and many of my long-time press colleagues, is that the relationship between the writer and the industry is like that of an addict.

In a new interview with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., ABC's Jeff Zeleny does something a journalist should have done a long time ago: press her on her use of verb tense.

"For a long time the press pool have been collectively punished for that, even though it's not been proven to us that it was someone in the media centre who recorded Manning's statement.

"Then they outsmart you and outplay you to a degree and you end up regretting it for a very long time". When pressed, the coach backtracked on the words "outsmarted" and "outplayed," pointing to the Caps' huge advantage in shots in the last two games (54-21 and 42-16).

"I'm happy enough for the traditional publishers to be sniffy about self-publishing – they've been sticking their heads in the sand for years and it's to their detriment," says Croft. "Publishers have had it very easy for a long time – since presses were introduced, there's been very little change.

It has been a long time since a press agent called himself a press agent.

By Alva Johnston and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 18 , 1938P. 9 It has been a long time since a press agent called himself a press agent.

The New Yorker, June 18 , 1938P. 9 It has been a long time since a press agent called himself a press agent.

Orwell, who informed his friend Rayner Heppenstall that "she is the nicest person I have met for a long time", continued to press his suit.