Sentence examples for lovely press from inspiring English sources

According to this lovely press release, the company behind Ashley Madison, Avid Life Media, has had "hundreds of thousands of morons who want their info stolen people sign up for the service" since the hack heard round the world.

Open Mondays through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sundays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kathleen's Tea Room Brick, lovely pressed tin and shelves crammed with an extensive collection of teapots line the small space of Kathleen's Tea Room in Peekskill.

A lovely Peacocks press release.

There are lovely, comfortable couches, pressed-tin ceilings and a good range of whiskies.

Despite all the lovely websites and emailed press releases, the departments are still hopeless at answering straight answers with factual evidence.

John Kampfner's Blair's Wars (Free Press) trod a lovely balance, but should help to usher his subject from our stage.

"General Orders No. 9" is a tone poem laid over 72 minutes' worth of images, many of them lovely, and is, as its press material says, "unlike any film you have ever seen".

The way things were going, it looked like her legacy would be some lovely photos in the style press and a show-stealing penalty trick shot on Soccer AM.

He published the book in 1909; a century on it's being reissued in a lovely edition by the Dovecote Press - in the same year that the South Downs achieve National Park status.

And this is why, on more than one occasion, I've found myself musing on how lovely the words "Meet The Press with Jon Ralston" sound.

Speaker Ryan was annoyed that he couldn't just get to a vote on the original bill that he laid out for the president and for the press in a lovely Power Point presentation last week.