Sentence examples for make the press from inspiring English sources
Make the press like the broadcasters.
The statements, without further action, make the press appear feckless.
The acquittal of Mrs Brooks helps make the press seem a little cleaner, too.
Mr Ganji is one of many journalists trying make the press the conscience of the nation.
"We're working hard to make the press break even," Ms. Tamminen said.
It only sold a few hundred copies: enough to make the press happy, and to give me annual royalties of a fiver.
When the design was finished, a young engineer in Fort Worth, Grant Ghormley, agreed to make the presses, refining as he went.
Continue to make the pressed staple chain as big as you need it to fit your wrist.
I disagree, for example, that the move toward fact-checking has made the press's performance worse.
Spin is treated as news, and this makes the press susceptible to making mischief rather than enhancing public understanding.
In November, a 190,000 bitcoin transfer (then worth $147m) made the press as the largest in history.
