Sentence examples for press barrage from inspiring English sources

(And if the press barrage following Jodie Foster's Golden Globes speech is any indication, neither will Americans' obsession with a celebrity's sexual identity).

Along clubby Sand Hill Road, where VC professionals have always gone about their business quietly, a16z, with its Charlie Rose sit-downs and press release barrages and blogging partners, seems downright garrulous.

But hostile segments of the press kept up the barrage of caustic coverage.

Surveillance was stepped up, our homes and offices were searched, and a barrage of press attacks based on malicious lies sought to discredit us and our movement.

When I see her again the next day – after she has endured a barrage of press interviews – she immediately asks if he's feeling better.

Tom Stoppard has often been bestowed with this honour, as he was, again, in the barrage of press marking his comeback play The Hard Problem earlier this year.

The Treasury did not name the banks, but the institutions quickly acknowledged the decision in a barrage of press releases on Tuesday morning.

Today, when Mr. Daschle spoke of the Senate's intent to take up a pension bill in September, Republicans let loose with a barrage of press releases saying the House had already passed such a measure.

In a written submission, Morrissey said his comments received "a barrage of press" at the time, and added: "Question marks over my being a racist have never since receded".

Yet more than two years after Ms. Kercher's body was found semi-naked with her throat slit in the Perugia house she shared with Ms. Knox and two others — and after a barrage of press coverage and hundreds of hours of testimony from forensic experts and character witnesses — no one is any closer to understanding what exactly happened that fateful night.

The value of Uber's shares has been falling on the secondary market, hammered by a barrage of press attention paid to its real and perceived misdeeds.