Sentence examples for press director from inspiring English sources

Clark is the press director at the Metropolitan Opera.

From 1960 to 1966 she was press director for the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

Nina Santisi, Mr. Ellis's former press director, gave her a hand-knit sweater from his line.

"What can I say, he's an artist," sighs Cirque's press director after yet another meeting with him is suddenly cancelled.

He stayed at the research institute until late 2002, when he became the press director of the Foreign Ministry.

He was appointed press director (1947), director of broadcasting (1948), and secretary of the Ministry of Information (1949).

She was calling to press directors once again to put Citigroup's troubled house in order.

I think the official attendance was given as about 265 which included players, press, directors and all that.

TOKYO — Michael C. Woodford, the ousted chief executive of scandal-racked Olympus, said Monday that he planned to return to Japan to meet with company's board on Friday to press directors to disclose more information about exorbitant merger fees that he and investigators have called into question.

Two major JPMorgan investors have told Reuters that they will continue to press directors behind the scenes to increase their oversight over management.

The cult of Hitchcock, which presses directors' ideas and critics' taste toward his hyperrational craft and conceals his tormented frenzy, tends to thrust some filmmakers' impulses, and the critical response to some of the best modern films, to the sidelines.