Sentence examples for press indicating that from inspiring English sources
Heresies recently reported in the press, indicating that you can't be too sure of anything.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, September 7 , 1929P. 91 Heresies recently reported in the press, indicating that you can't be too sure of anything.
Some bits of recently culled evidence from the press, indicating that modern devices of warfare are merely unfortunate reminements of ancestral technique.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, January 18 , 1941P. 76 Some bits of recently culled evidence from the press, indicating that modern devices of warfare are merely unfortunate reminements of ancestral technique.
He supposedly has "laryngitis and a fever" and his doctor has ordered him to not appear on Meet The Press, indicating that ElBaradei has got one hell of an intelligent doctor.
The current First Lady made some menacing remarks probably aimed at the press, indicating that she wants this VP candidate to be treated specially because she's a woman (that's how I interpret it) but the answer has to be no.
These advantageous results obtained by using the press indicate that hydrostatic extrusion with back-pressure has a great applicative potential.
Information from Post and the press indicates that even ardent supporters of the CCM who had been lobbying Kabul for some time were unaware of the change in policy until December 3, when Afghanistan formally signed the treaty.
A report last year by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press indicated that in 2001, 55percentt of white evangelicals ages 18 to 29 identified themselves as Republican, far more than in the broader population.
Meanwhile, a memo leaked to the press indicates that Trump has imposed a gag order on E.P.A. employees, preventing them from speaking with journalists, posting on social media, or sending out news releases.
Other reports in some UK press indicated that initial contact had been made between PSG and Beckham's representatives, but the Press Association reported yesterday that the speculation was unfounded.
