Sentence examples for nice press from inspiring English sources
Thomas Gutshall, the company's chief executive, called it "a nice press release," but added, "It doesn't really bring anything unusual".
(It is true we already knew the basics, but the details earned the governor a nice press conference).
That's a nice thought and by signing onto it USCAP's members got a lot of nice press (including in The New Yorker).
The record label arranged our interview, for a start, and there's a nice press lady from Sony HQ waiting nearby to make sure the Observer's photoshoot runs smoothly.
There's also what Erie calls the "edifice complex": what politician doesn't like opening something new and having a nice press op at the ribbon-cutting?
Ditching the 20-year Barclays veteran provided some nice press for Jenkins in the runup to this week's AGM and trading statement, a period when the form book suggests the bank unbridles bad news on provisions.
A typical slider with a keyboard featuring sloped buttons made of aluminum, that were nice to press (but who cares if there is the iPhone).
That list includes "nice, neatly pressed" blazers, sports coats, button-down shirts, blouses, polo shirts, turtlenecks, cardigan sweaters, khakis, full-length slacks and trousers, business dresses and skirts.
The retailers know that the items may not look as nice and pressed when they arrive in the stores, but they are willing to take that risk for now.
One of our portfolio companies had a nice business-press hit a few years ago by talking about how their software helped HBO stream "Game of Thrones" episodes.
He and Peter Tolan (who also wrote "Analyze This" with Mr. Crystal in 1999) came up with the idea of feuding movie stars forced to play nice during a press junket.
