Sentence examples for press beats from inspiring English sources

The mainstream U.S. business press beats up on him, essentially for buying access and influence among politicians and leaders of the pension funds that invest with him (FORBES included).

Jones, a Pulitzer Prize winner who covered the press beat for the newspaper for nine years and wrote with his wife, Susan E. Tifft, "The Trust," the definitive book on the Ochs-Sulzberger family.

He thinks that Gauguin is just taking another press beating.

"Meet the Press" beat CBS' "Face the Nation" (3.025 million) by the widest margin since May 17 , 2009 and it beat ABC's "This Week" (2.508 million) by the widest margin since December 7 , 2008

"I was silent for a full year and the press beat me up every day saying I was a hermit hiding in Mexico, so I gave my story," the former Hollywood lighting director said.

Abbott is consequently eager to remind the party room about how important LOYALTY is and how you should STAND BY YOUR COLLEAGUES through THICK AND THIN no matter what's coming your way and that STUPID PRESS BEAT-UPS aren't enough for us to get rid of TONY HA HA DID I SAY TONY I MEANT BRONWYN.

When pressed, beat the dead horse projects you just can't release; rework old pieces over and over instead of leaping into new, uncertain territory.

His urge to expose corruption prompted him to press local beat reporters to dig below the everyday details of town and village politics.

In the world of basketball, there is one story after another like this about legendary games where David used the full-court press to beat Goliath.

Their press minions beat the drum as well.

Not one to blow money on salons these days, Bartlett would be hard pressed to beat the price: a shave and cut costs $20. STEFFIE NELSON.