Sentence examples for press encounters from inspiring English sources

Gives writer a printed sheet explaining that he limits press encounters to one question, autograph, or photo.

But even the briefest skim through Hill's press encounters over the years reveals this to be impossible.

In all seriousness though, this is like the flimsier version of the "Shooter killed 15 people because of Call of Duty" argument we see every time the press encounters a mass shooting with even the most tangential relationship to video games.

Mr. Lauria has interviewed numerous presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers, and ambassadors and questioned many other leaders in press encounters, including Yassir Arafat, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Robert Mugabe, Jacques Chirac, Jimmy Carter, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

They finished off with a mandarin ice, and descended for a brief "press encounter" in a baroque ballroom, ornately pilastered and gilded, with lots of cherubs in the ceilings.

M.I.T. Press encountered some of these problems recently after a textbook author, a professor, went on sabbatical; for the last six months the professor has been unavailable to repair a Web site that includes an instructors' manual that, readers have complained, has suddenly become inaccessible.

As Hillary Clinton makes her maiden swing as Secretary of State through North Asia, these are questions she should be raising at every press encounter, of every leader and in every speech.

The Forum itself was followed by a Press Encounter at which Bellamy fielded questions from the Chinese and International media on some of the newer areas of UNICEF cooperation which addressed some of the major challenges China still faced, including HIV/AIDS.

On "Meet the Press," they encountered what politicians dread most — their records.

Though we have never met formally, King's greeting is: 'It's good to catch up with you.' Surely she won't remember those brief press-room encounters, or the schoolgirl who once pestered her for an autograph?

Such scenes have been very rare as American troops have pressed forward, encountering resistance or sullen disapproval in many places.