Sentence examples for makeshift press from inspiring English sources
The offices were staffed today by half a dozen lawyers in one room, and in the other a makeshift press room was filled with staff members and volunteers.
The town hall meetings stopped being retail politics when the sponsors were forced to start broadcasting them to makeshift press rooms set up for the overflowing news media.
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(Smith) 'PRUESSPRESS' Produced on a makeshift press overseen by one of the gallery's owners and displayed mostly frameless or on knocked-together tables, the prints in this exhibition represent the efforts of nearly 30 young artists and provide a heady sense of the ecumenical, do-it-yourself nature of the current scene.
It was a scene too outrageous to be true, like that moment in a movie that leaves everybody shaking their heads and saying: that would never happen.Yet there sat former Mississippi tackle Laremy Tunsil, in a makeshift press room, having already lost millions of dollars to a hacked video of him smoking marijuana, now admitting that he took money from his college coaches.
It goes without saying that the death of veteran Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin and the French photographer Remi Ochlik – after an artillery shell hit their makeshift press centre in the Syrian city of Homs – is tragic.
Questioning the chemicals used in the plant, Motwani Kal Pennn), a tabloid reporter publishes reports in his makeshift printing press which are disregarded by most of the officials and workers.
The investigation also uncovered a makeshift heavy-duty press, which police believe was used to compress the bricks of heroin.
St Mirren in no way looked like a lower-table side with a makeshift defence as they pressed second-placed Caley Thistle hard for a valuable away point in the Highlands.
At eleven o'clock on most weekday mornings since mid-September, Colonel Roger King, an affable Texan who is Fort Bragg's senior public-affairs officer, has met the press in a makeshift briefing room inside a golf-course clubhouse situated on a still accessible public road.
Real's breakout strategy never got off the ground because Mesut Ozil was innocuous and Cristiano Ronaldo failed to scatter Barça's makeshift defence, in which Javier Mascherano, press-ganged into service at centre-back, presented an obvious weak spot that Ronaldo neglected to exploit.
