Sentence examples for orchestrated press from inspiring English sources

The Flip Mino, the third version of the popular Flip video camera, launched today to a torrent of well orchestrated press coverage.

But first, Gavin needed his orchestrated press event.

We don't meet the commanders and, in fact, we rarely hear from them except in orchestrated press conferences.

In carefully orchestrated press conferences, Saif has presented himself as "the un-Gadafy".

At the bottom of the pile of carefully orchestrated press which Madonna has amassed over the last twenty years, there is something called "authentic roots".

At the bottom of the pile of carefully orchestrated press which Madonna has amassed over the last twenty years, there is something called “authentic roots.” Britney, on the other hand, was spat out of a Dr. Seuss-like cartoon tube, exactly the way that a body makes poo.

During an hour-long discussion with the press last week, Chamber president Tom Donohue characterized the departures as the result of an "orchestrated pressure campaign" by environmentalists.

Hickel was blacklisted from White House events and became the target of a well-orchestrated campaign of press smears.

But recently, allegations have been swirling around Mr Mahtani to such an extent that he was earlier this month moved to attack what he called an "orchestrated vendetta" against him in a press conference in the Lusaka InterContinental hotel.

Save the Tea Party movement -- less a grassroots movement than an orchestrated play that's overwritten by the press -- this is the story of the GOP, as it ponders its future on little-known online hubs such as The Next Right.

He appeared, sliding out of a spotless Pajero, wearing a cream-colored pashmina shawl, to orchestrated cries of "Hail the Emir!" During the press conference, he made a vague commitment to pluralism, but it was evident that he wasn't really interested in sharing power.