Sentence examples for press beginning from inspiring English sources

A program called the Democracy Assistance Dialog managed by Yemen, Turkey and Italy, briefed the convention on its plan to hold meetings in one another's states on subjects like women's rights and freedom of the press beginning next year.

Before Mr. Moynihan stepped to the lectern, the audience was shown excerpts of his appearances on the NBC Television news program "Meet the Press," beginning from his writings about black poverty in the 1960's and including his 1990's discussions of welfare reform and verbal sparring with Senator Phil Gramm on taxes.

If, like my wife and me, you have raised children on out-of-print Ungerer stories — in addition to "Goodnight Moon," by the way — then you will be pleased to learn that more than 20 of his picture books are being reissued by Phaidon Press, beginning with "The Three Robbers," first published in 1963, six years after he arrived in New York City from Strasbourg.

We have a Congress that is getting the word from constituents; a judiciary that remembers Justice Brandeis and his "right to be let alone"; a press beginning to assign privacy as a beat; and a man in the White House who may not be averse to being thought of as the privacy president.

The press began to hint at a coldly grandiose recluse.

Another button press begins creating your very own homemade DVD.

An old profile from the St . Petersburgpress began to circulate.

Then the press began giving credit to Katzenberg for the company's turnaround, and Eisner bridled.

The press began by portraying Girardi as controlling and demanding, a robotic technocrat.

"Meet the Press" began in 1947 and is the longest-running program on TV.

He and Cheryl divorced on Friday, 8 May 1998 – when his troubles with the press began.