Sentence examples for press badge from inspiring English sources

A press badge or business card is required for entry.

So I ended up getting him a media press badge – he's now my official paparazzi.

A teenage girl, spotting my press badge, came across to tell me Cameron had been "slimy".

He decreed that reporters covering him would have to wear a jackal press badge.

The authorities have granted journalists a curfew exemption, and Mr. Abdel Raouf was driving a car bearing an official press badge from a meeting with the governor.

"A man grabbed the press badge that was around my neck and held it up shouting that I was a Mediapart journalist," she told the French broadcaster.

The aide, Stu Loeser, said that he had heard of journalists "supposedly" wearing police press badges who "allegedly encountered problems on the streets of New York".

Instead I've been trying to come up with one ever since, even as my collection of press badges and airline miles grows.

I agree that a government that has its undercover agents or troops wear press badges to gain advantage in conflicts with rebel armies threatens the free flow of information we have every right to expect.

What, for example, is this amazing Motorola product we spied last night while grabbing press badges?

Press will also have to wear their press badges, and crews that need to carry their large camera equipment will need to be approved.