Sentence examples for press breaking from inspiring English sources
On Saturday, Baylor (37-0) repeatedly shredded Georgia Tech's press, breaking the game open with a 20-0 run in the first half.
This wasn't sufficient explanation for the journalists, and as the eBay mystery gained momentum — it elicited an editorial from the Globe — Ramirez even felt compelled to converse with the press, breaking his silence of three hundred and eighty-four days.
This wasn't sufficient explanation for the journalists, and as the eBay mystery gained momentum it elicited an editorial from the Globe Ramirez even felt compelled to converse with the press, breaking his silence of three hundred and eighty-four days.
October 2, 2013 11.02am BST Three Golden Dawn MPs released on bail - lash out at press Breaking away to Greece briefly.
Philadelphia's press broke down Chris Childs, who eventually fouled out and drew a technical foul upon his exit.
The Detroit Free Press broke the news of the scandal involving Mr. Kilpatrick when it published the damaging text messages in late January.
An October 17-23 poll by the Pew Research Centre for the People and the Press broke down the race as Giuliani 31%, McCain 18%, Thompson 17%, Romney 9%.
The Washington, D.C., police are investigating whether NBC and David Gregory, the anchor of "Meet the Press," broke the district's gun laws during an exclusive interview with Wayne LaPierre of the National Rifle Association, Michael S. Schmidt reported.
The Texas press broke the story that the Drug Enforcement Administration traced the upsurge in violence in Reynosa to Jan . 18 when a member of the Gulf Cartel killed a top lieutenant of the rival Zeta gang named Victor Mendoza.
WASHINGTON — The Metropolitan Police Department said on Wednesday that it had opened an investigation into whether NBC and David Gregory, the host of "Meet the Press," broke the law when Mr. Gregory displayed a high-capacity gun magazine during an interview on Sunday with the vice president of the National Rifle Association.
It was six o'clock on the morning of July 3 in Toyko when the Japanese press broke the news that Ichiro Suzuki, the Japanese rookie right fielder for the Seattle Mariners, had gotten the most votes to play on the American League team in tomorrow's All-Star game.
