Sentence examples for press duties from inspiring English sources

P42 The New Day PM rejects calls to strip the Culture Secretary of press duties.

The Bournemouth captain, Tommy Elphick, walks into a plush suite at the Goldsands Stadium, temporarily adopted for press duties.

Jamie Jackson Ronald Koeman was asked exactly that as he conducted his pre-Austria training camp press duties at Staplewood.

A meeting is scheduled this week between Rooney, his agent Paul Stretford, Moyes and United chief executive Ed Woodward, though that may not provide an instant resolution ahead of Moyes' first public press duties as United manager.

Most important, they signed free agency's No. 1-rated defensive back,  corner Brandon Carr, who, as an expensive but significant upgrade over released veteran Terence Newman, can provide the physical press duties that Ryan's system demands.

Tony Blair did his press duties with the bat, as have Iain Duncan Smith, Gordon Brown, John Prescott and recently Jeremy Browne, the Lib Dem minister in foreign affairs.

The State Department's 24-hour press duty officer did not return requests for comment.

Mr. Jennings, citing the press of duties, did not make himself available for an interview.

Inexpensive software programs have already allowed the home computer to extend its job description beyond electronic mailbox, library and printing press to duties like photo retoucher and movie-editing station -- and even lead guitarist.

I followed suit after fulfilling my press conference duties, catching three films back-to-back which proves how much variety is on offer at this south of France shindig.

Since it is believed that "hands do Devil's work," these holy men must be serviced by devotees, who find themselves, in a campy rerun of Atwood's "Handmaid's Tale," pressed into duties that include bathing the holy men, spooning food into their mouths, cleaning their teeth, dressing and undressing them, massaging and masturbating them.