Sentence examples for press card from inspiring English sources

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press card

noun

A press or media credential issued as identification to newsgatherers who work professionally in media. The principal occupations covered are reporters and writers, photographers, film and video camera operators and crews and other broadcasting workers such as producers and researchers.

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An Agence France-Presse correspondent, Omar Brousky, lost his press card after filing a dispatch that upset the monarchy.

Your government issued me a press card.

I show him my press card.

Her press card was revoked in 2006.

But she will have to update her Egyptian press card.

I showed my press card to the driver.

I showed one my press card and asked if he understood that I was a journalist.

"He spoke English and would have been showing his press card".

My New Yorker press card didn't get me past the police line.

"Just because you have a press card doesn't mean you're a journalist," Kalin said.

"She'd have been happy if she had a little press card in her hat".

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