Sentence examples for paying for press from inspiring English sources

A small B2B publisher has questioned the wisdom of signing up to, and paying for, press regulation.

Nuzzel founder and CEO Jonathan Abrams told me he's pitching this as an alternative to paying for press release distribution through a service like PR Newswire, where he said "probably few people will really read" it.

Diana's friend Rosa Monckton said in a message on Twitter: "I'm on a rant and very angry having seen at firsthand the emotional price paid for press intrusion.

Why pay for press when you can get it for free?

I'm not asking if you would pay for press coverage as a business if it were possible.

It was the elder Pissarro, himself hardly flush, who paid for the press, and who reminded Lucien, in ever more exasperated letters, that his first duty was to be a Pissarro.

Underscoring the political passions around the trial, Mr. Samodurov said that the Solidarity opposition movement, led by Boris Nemtsov, who was a government minister under Boris N. Yeltsin, paid for the press conference venue on Thursday.

Or this: If the state's taxpayers are going to pay for a press aide for the first lady and if she's going to do some official or semi-official events, political or governmental, on behalf of the governor, isn't she opening the door to this?

He could maybe even have told us that it's quite easy to give speeches, saying that what you need is a press that doesn't have any political bias, and that's regulated by the state, and that never does anything that anyone would think was wrong, without saying who was actually going to pay for that press, and who was going to keep it going.

Apple couldn't pay for better press than this.

"Trekkies" wrote letters to protest, one paid for trade press advertisements urging Paramount to change the plot, and Nimoy even received death threats.