Sentence examples for personal press from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Hanover hired her back as her personal press secretary and is now asking that the mayor personally pay for Ms. Danielides's part-time $58,000 salary.

And they can't afford a personal press agent, you know.

(As with Britney in America, bad personal press cannot seem to keep a good record down).

His mother was at the heart of the old establishment and he has just hired as his personal press secretary Ailsa Anderson, who worked for the Queen for 12 years, and had been her personal press secretary since 2010.

Setting up your personal press cuttings service in this way is useful to identify potential unadvertised job opportunities.

"She nurtured an Olympic champion and a class act," said Nathaniel Mills, a friend and former coach of Shani's who is serving as his personal press attach?ere.

There's Sparks, which is like a personal press-clipping service (and akin to Google Alerts).

For any personal requests, press the red button.

The newspapers will become their personal Gutenberg press, which effectively means that the one city in the country that needs a newspaper the most will not have one.

Well, there's sexual liberation, personal hygiene, press freedom... On the eve of a new drama about Cromwell and the English Revolution, its writer Peter Flannery tells Lucy Powell we've got the Roundheads all wrong.

Whether or not these new owners could turn the papers into "their personal Gutenberg press," it certainly seems fair to worry about conflicts of interest and owners interfering with what their journalists are up to.