Sentence examples for makeshift news from inspiring English sources

"I am going to represent our country with dignity and very well," he told reporters in a makeshift news conference once his victory speech had run out of steam.

Several television networks said they planned to leave the wooden platforms they had constructed on the prison grounds until the new date, as well as trailers they had parked there to serve as makeshift news bureaus.

In the 24 hours that followed the buzzer-beater turned international Internet sensation, Khalil Edney rode in a limousine, stayed overnight at a Manhattan hotel, conducted national television interviews, held a makeshift news conference and resumed the end of his usual routine — an anticlimactic high school basketball practice.

So reporters flocked to higher, drier ground, turning homes and hotels into makeshift news bureaus.

Trainer Bob Baffert and jockey Mike Smith sat behind the makeshift news conference table about 15 minutes after winning the $6-million Breeders' Cup Classic in November.

Every two weeks or so, a half dozen reporters, some of whom have traveled from the provinces, gather to send their reports from a cramped apartment in Havana's Chinatown, the makeshift headquarters of one news agency.

But around the makeshift stages of the news networks, which rise out of the convention floor, there's always a traffic jam of delegates who have stopped to look at James Carville and Alex Castellanos and Anderson and Campbell, and watch the network stars speculate about what these same delegates might be thinking.

Cotchery was not invited to hold a news conference in a makeshift auditorium at the Jets' practice compound.

In the back row of Kelly's news conference under a makeshift tent at the Coliseum, an impressed observer sat stoically, wearing a black Oregon hat and a stylish sport coat.

As Christie Brinkley and ex-husband Peter Cook have recently illustrated, celebs tend to get a little loose-lipped post-split, using national news outlets as a makeshift form of therapy.

Nearly two months after the Crandall Canyon collapse, the main street of this tiny town is quiet, no longer flooded with news media, government vehicles and makeshift memorials.