Sentence examples for press feeding from inspiring English sources

Jeanne Kelley, a food writer living in Los Angeles, is pictured on the jacket flap of "Blue Eggs and Yellow Tomatoes" (Running Press) feeding a baby goat.

His death seemed an example of the press feeding the cycle of vengeance against Serbs, with no recourse to the police or the courts.

"There will surely be a press feeding frenzy over new returns, but better to weather it in the middle of July".

In one such e-mail message, L. Martin Nussbaum of Denver, a lawyer for the church involved in a settlement with a person who had been molested, warns church officials: "I continue to fear that the next wave of this press feeding frenzy may well focus on clerics who have had romantic or sexual liaisons with other adults.

Similarly, though a sensible governance review sorted out a set of internal problems, nothing was done to address deeper, structural concerns (not least its powerlessness in the face of press feeding frenzies).

The validated model is used to investigate particle breakage when agitated by rotating blades, which is encountered in a range of pharmaceutical processes, such as agitated filter drying, rotary tablet press feeding, and powder blending.

One long-time supporter in Yangon blames any criticism on "bad press fed by the other side".

Then as now, the press feeds off cliché; for journalists, nothing is quite as dull as a writer who merely writes.

In Britain, thanks to Chemie Grünenthal's connections with the Ministry of Health, and a lazy press, fed pap by the ministry, the truth did not come out.

In the spring of 1966, when their trial opened at Chester Crown Court, the press fed off the public's horror.

And that is why corruption, inequality, criminality are rampant today, why a class of incompetents rules us and a celebrity press feeds us stories we do not want to read or listen to.