Sentence examples for press follows from inspiring English sources

"It's not that so many men commit these acts, but the press follows them down the path, making it wider," he said.

They argue that good press follows naturally onto winning campaigns — and that the efforts of Clinton and McCain yielded deservedly bad press.

(The ambiguity in all this stems from the fact that the French are not allowed to count and register people by ethnic and racial origin, and the French press follows suit by avoiding such categories — despite the obvious presence of considerable racial tension in French society).

World press follows Hong Kong protests.

And the way it's run is that positive press precedes the build-up, and negative press follows the peak.

Zisser is probably the most famous competitive eater in all of New Zealand, where the press follows her closely.

The rats were played a standard tone used in behavioral conditioning (2900 Hz) for 1 sec upon an active lever press, followed by a 7-sec time-out period, during which lever pressing was counted but produced no programmed consequence.

"He distorted everything and then all the tabloid press followed".

The British music press followed a trajectory similar to that of its U.S. counterpart.

Sheikh became a national celebrity as the Malaysian press followed the preparations for his 10-day journey.

This fall, opinion polls put Cain at the head of the Republican pack, and the press followed.