Sentence examples for media corps from inspiring English sources

(DealBook and other members of the roving media corps are marked in yellow).

But first he had to face down a volley of questions from the media corps about the Lord Rennard allegations.

His outrageousness explains why he's garnered $2bn worth of free air-time from an addicted media corps.

Inside the auditorium, the orchestra seats were nearly filled by Obama enthusiasts, and the candidate's travelling media corps was in position.

As Farah put it bluntly to the media corps after his 10,000m victory: "Sometimes I feel you guys hate me".

An attentive news media corps has been shut out of the court battle in an effort to protect a young daughter, who was born to Mr. Gibson and Ms. Grigorieva before they split.

A tit-for-tat nearly every day, on TV, on social media, in ambassadorial corps – even in the realm of culture, where India has effectively banned Pakistani actors from working in Bollywood, and Pakistan has banned the screening of Indian films in cinemas.

The French media and diplomatic corps viewed the result as a humiliation.

Bennett's strategy as a politician has been to appeal to the generation of religious Zionists who, like him, have entered the ranks of business, the officer corps, the media, and other mainstream institutions.

And as the bloodshed has been taking place in South Sudan, much of the Western media's African press corps has spent most of the past four months deployed at the High Court in Pretoria, live tweeting details of the Oscar Pistorius trial.

Oh, yes, Palestinian spokesmen, and their chorus in the Western diplomatic corps and media, would tell you things like this: The U.S. offer wasn't for 96percentt of the West Bank, it was for only 90percentt (not true), or the U.S. and Israeli proposals did not offer the Palestinians a contiguous state in the West Bank, but just a collection of "Bantustans" (not true).