Sentence examples for press by a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mirkarimi said his statement was "distorted in the press by a columnist.

Regulation of the press – including online press – by a state authority is not a new practice in Europe.

There they were quietly shuffled on to waiting buses, their exact moves screened from the prying eyes of the press by a series of fences and tarpaulins.

Tells about a phenomenal half-back, John Chung, a Chinese half-breed, he also invented & whos exploits were relayed to the press by a fictitious agent Jerry Croyden.

The poem, which opens "Landing Light" (Graywolf Press), by a Scottish literary star named Don Paterson, pays tribute to an obscure island cradled in the bosom of the Hebrides, a negligible nugget of land "with its own tiny stubborn anthem".

But perhaps this story is linked to a strange report made to the press by a fishing crew from Puglia: just off Corfu, they had come upon "a man riding a dolphin".

That is in part because hacking has been overtaken in the press by an unfolding scandal at the British Broadcasting Corporation.

The possibility of a public sector wage freeze, discussed in the press by an official last Wednesday, got buried on Thursday by Finance Minister Elena Salgado.

Meanwhile, Sir Hallam Ed Stoppardd), preoccupied with the abdication of Edward VIII, tries to buy a reprieve from the press by hosting a dinner for the Duke of Kent Blake Ritsonn).

Do we improve the press by transforming a panel of sober parliamentary office holders into a panel of editors?

In June 2003 Staff Sgt. Camilo Mejía's unit was pressed by a furious crowd in Ramadi.