Sentence examples for press aiming from inspiring English sources

This usually works as follows: the press is told, off the record, that the politician might run; the press reports this information; then everyone waits, the press aiming to reflect the sentiment of the people and the people taking their signals from the press.

He shrugged off a campaign in the local press aimed at stirring ill-feeling over pisco, a brandy named after a Peruvian port but over which both countries claim the right of origin.

Mr. Johnson, 51, is the press secretary for the House Energy and Commerce Committee -- which has held hearings into Martha Stewart's sale of shares in ImClone Systems and accounting improprieties at Enron, WorldCom and Global Crossing -- and the man behind a steady stream of barbs in the press aimed at turning up the heat on corporate executives under scrutiny from Congress.

RS (Imamura et al, in press) aims to determine the vertical structure of the Venusian atmosphere using radio occultation technique.

This episode ran a little long (we had a lot of ground to cover when it came to all of the negative press aimed toward Google).

Before a potential trade war between China and the West, the state media this week fired back at criticism from the Western press aimed at the "Buy Chinese" policy.

It could have scouts in the press box aiming binoculars at every opposing coach, scribbling notes to match with game tape to glean what all the signals mean.

This scene captures perfectly that which we know about the twisted way in which the crimes of the Bush administration have actually hurt our troops and turns inside-out the talking points of the corporate press, directly aiming the sewage back against its origin.

Others used more constrained computer tasks such as key tapping, key presses, mouse aiming, mouse tracking, or mouse clicking.

And Neuberger applauded press campaigns aimed at improving openness in the courts.

On Capitol Hill, a growing number of Republicans and Democrats have vowed to press legislation aimed at reversing portions of today's decision.