Sentence examples for press behind from inspiring English sources

At Fort Hood, Tex., the president boarded his helicopter, leaving staff and press behind, and disappeared into the darkness to go to his ranch.

You, fortunately have the power of the press behind you.

"Not with the power of the press behind us.

Asked whether he was saying that Mr Blunkett was briefing the press behind his back, the former commissioner said: "Yes".

With a populist centre-right press behind him, he thinks he has launched a political masterstroke.

Hailed as the last members of the independent press behind the Iron Curtain, the couple flouted the strictures of the repressive regime.

That is the only way, he suggested, to make the enemy hiding there into "the meat in the sandwich," pressed from behind by Pakistani troops and attacked from the front by American and Afghan troops.

Hyde took her bicycling; Pulitzer, who was nearly blind, promised to put his presses behind her if the man kicked up a fuss.

The Shreveport area already draws two million visitors a year thanks to five casinos, including one with a million dollars in crisp 100's pressed behind glass.

At what chaotic point between the diapers and the dishwasher may the police shout, "Drop that (insert morally ambiguous item here) or I'll shoot?" By midweek, with thousands of troops deployed, the pictures began shifting: young men spread-eagled on the ground with gun muzzles pressed behind their ears.

Constantly shifting the focus, the London-based American touches on feminist art, explores art by Israelis and Palestinians, and evokes feelings of fragility and decay with works like Anya Gallacio's "Preserve Beauty," red daisies pressed behind glass and left to rot as the show goes on.