Sentence examples for plenty of press from inspiring English sources

A slip-up that's garnered Google plenty of press for Chrome, naturally.

Cruz, canny as always, probably calculated that his blunt language would get him plenty of press, and he was right.

Dallas Braden's perfect game for Oakland has generated plenty of press, and only partly because of his feud with Alex Rodriguez.

But there are plenty of press critics in print and on the Web, so I'll cede the general criticism to them.

ROO, who have had plenty of press recently, have a web video package that has done very well recently, thank you very much.

These, it argued, had made it hard for Essar to borrow abroad to repay the notes, leaving it no option but to approach its Indian creditors.The default attracted plenty of press coverage.

Earmarks attract plenty of bad press, but the money is trivial less than 0.5% of federal spending.

The protection afforded bad teachers by unions has generated some truly awful stories (and plenty of bad press for the unions themselves).

The observation underscores the fact that it takes two to have bad relations, and to be fair to India plenty of problems press in on it many of them with their roots in India's bloody partition in 1947.

From Cara Delevingne to Robert Downey Jr, there have been plenty of awkward press interviews already this year, and now there's one that's just so plain weird it may top them all.

The furniture store MFI and its agency, M&C Saatchi, received plenty of bad press over a set of "family arguments" ads after more than 100 people complained to the ASA about their aggressive nature.