Sentence examples for press community from inspiring English sources

The wax-encased shots of pirate rum handed out by the mangy crew of the Underground Restaurant and downed to a stirring roar of 'arrrrrr!' by the entire press community at 2pm.

First, the network aired a clip of the liberal Palestinian legislator Mustafa Barghouti saying: "The world press community or media community is overwhelmed with the Israeli narrative, which is incorrect.

Then he fawned over the journalists in the room, urging the "brave, courageous people in the press community, who do their job with integrity," to continue his investigation, and emphasized, as if unravelling a conspiracy, that Erdogan's son-in-law had recently been appointed minister of energy and natural resources.

The immediate reaction in the press community has been one of incredulity: This can't really be happening, because it's just so silly.

Had Marshall or Fox been injured or killed while on any of myriad assignments for Reuters, the press community would reverberate with the same type of grief it is feeling now for Hondros and Hetherington.

The international press community was stunned last week to hear of the deaths of Chris Hondros of Getty and filmmaker Tim Hetherington, killed in Misurata while covering fighting between Libyan rebels and Gaddafi's forces.

The alternative and small press communities began to grow in the 1970s, and by the end of the century Dave Sim's Cerebus and Chester Brown's comics, amongst others, gained international audiences and critical acclaim, and Drawn and Quarterly became a leader in arts-comics publishing.

He moved to Toronto and discovered and the small-press community.

Our empowerment zone tax credits are bringing new businesses and new jobs to our hardest pressed communities, from the inner cities to Appalachia to the Mississippi Delta to our Native American reservations.

Fourth, we must keep the economy growing, first by opening new markets here at home in our hardest pressed communities, rural and urban, and second by opening new markets for American products and services around the world.

Complementing these interviews (Clough et al. [in press]), community residents in 10 communities where AMPs operate completed a survey (n = 1211).