Sentence examples for pages of press from inspiring English sources

All the shows have secured pages of press coverage as journalists pick over every audaciously irreverent word.The programme is hosted by a rock star-turned-showman, Adriano Celentano, as famed in Italy as he is unknown outside.

"There are about 150 pages of press cuttings about the BBC every day," he said, and added that he first became aware of the gravity of the allegations against Savile "a little over three weeks ago" when it emerged that ITV had put together a documentary exposing sexual abuse allegations on the part of the TV star.

Pages upon pages of press.

The Shifters emerged seemingly out of thin air and landed mid-panic in the pages of the press.

The style and topic of sculpture provided an endless source for the debate, criticism, reproduction and condemnation that filled the pages of the press.

Richards is saddled with a reputation as 'a jumped-up Millbank oik' - to quote Greg Dyke - a characterisation that resurfaces occasionally in the pages of the press.

The results of the study made the front pages of the press in this country but were virtually ignored on network-television news shows which, as it happened, were nearly all sponsored by cigarette companies.

This is clear from the financial pages of the press, which are demarcated from "news", and presented in almost scriptural terms, far removed from those in which mundane social affairs are described.

One is "policy", as presented before parliament and in the pages of the press, fought out among government advisers, spin doctors and MPs, rising and falling with public hysteria.

Of all the figures whose deeds in sports — of whatever kind — are emblazoned across the pages of the press, this 23-year-old winner of the French, English and American championships stands alone as the overwhelming favorite to win every time she appears.

Mostly, The Passion played out in the pages of the press, and life went on.