Sentence examples for press handouts from inspiring English sources

The press handouts don't say, "The report on anti-Semitism was immediately condemned by students who had brought the charges".

It had swum into his mind as he wrote press handouts for the Central Electricity Generating Board, and by 1987 had proved so phenomenally popular that he left the board to fend for itself.

The press handouts have it that "Désir" takes place backstage at "the world's greatest nightclub" in Paris in the early 20th century, though this is not exactly self-evident in the show.

It is a good scene, and well-observed: the watchful PRs, the submissive interviewers, the photocopied press handouts, it is all pretty faithfully rendered, a very real part of the film-making world that I have never seen in any other film.

"The concept of duality so dear to psychoanalysis and art in general," read a press handout at Versace.

To console myself, I read the director's note in the press handout for Pasolini, which takes the form of a poem.

Before I sat down to it, I earnestly pondered the words in my press handout restating the importance of Jackson's technological innovation, HFR or high frame rate, 48 frames per second rather than the conventional 24.

"The advertising and marketing people were in a state of shock when they heard we had won – they didn't even have a press handout ready," Chambers told Classic and Sportscar magazine in 1989.

Their press handout said, "Who on earth names their band after a skating hero and a local shoemaker (Tony Hawk + Nelson's Boot Repair)?

In the press handout we read about them: 'Who on earth calls his band after a skating hero and a local shoemaker (Tony Hawk + Nelson's Boot Repair)?

According to a press handout sent to me by a publicist, While shooting the political thriller in late 2008, fiction turned into reality as the cast and crew found themselves under attack by members of the Taliban near the Afghan border.