"press appearance" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a public event or appearance made by someone, usually a celebrity or public figure, where they have interactions with members of the press or media. Example: The actress made a press appearance at the premiere of her latest movie, where she answered questions and posed for photos on the red carpet.
Still, McConnell and his fellow Republicans claim to be so concerned about Washington spending – he used the word "spending" 14 times in his NBC News Meet the Press appearance Sunday and "excessive" as a modifier six times – that they appear willing to risk an economic catastrophe by not extending the nation's debt limit when it expires in a few months.
But a "Meet the Press" appearance was one of necessity, not choice.
The day after his "Meet the Press" appearance, he upped the idea from offhand suggestion to formal proposal.
"I'm not interested in doing a show where I give my opinion and people react to my opinion," Wilmore said a few weeks ago, during a press appearance.
"What difference, at this point, does it make?" In regard to the Republican obsession with Susan Rice's "Meet the Press" appearance, that is a reasonable question.
(It's worth remembering that in his March "Meet the Press" appearance, Mr. Cheney said that Saddam Hussein was "trying once again to produce nuclear weapons").
Mr. Alper's collaborations with Mr. Cohen have produced the disheveled, malodorous suit of Borat, the chains and tracksuits of Ali G, and more than 100 outfits prepared for "Brüno" and his associated press appearances (just over 70 appear in the film).
But we're willing to do press appearances.
With press appearances to make and concert dates to meet, she decided that she wouldn't fly home.
What with travel, press appearances and meetings, he hadn't been doing much of the low-stakes sketching that drives his creativity.
In Paris, a premiere of the movie was canceled as were press appearances there by its stars, Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway and Morgan Freeman, The Hollywood Reporter said.
