Sentence examples for press interested from inspiring English sources

"One reason to do an inventive campaign is to get the press interested, since they will write stories that reach the people who make the buying decisions," said Ran Kivetz, a professor of marketing at the Columbia Business School.

And yesterday, in the hockey capital of Canada, with the New York-area news media following them and the Toronto press interested in them and the National Hockey League craving publicity, the Stanley Cup champions canceled practice and announced no availability for interviews.

Press interested in covering this Meet-Up should email Sarah Ross.

For a long time, Amber couldn't even get the local press interested, much less pull off what others have managed with The New Yorker, CBS Evening News, ABC News, CNN, People and Parenting.

Kevin Gosztola, the Firedoglake journalist who has been following the proceedings, sent a series of tweets about Manning's efforts to get the mainstream press interested in the so-called "war logs," which revealed a plethora of secret information about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The advantages would be better pacing, an opportunity for insurgents to build momentum (and war chests), a significant shaping role for the small states as a testing ground, and a Hollywood ending -- a climax that might keep voters and the press interested.

Why was the press so interested in child abuse after 1962?

… Look at those bloodsuckers!" All the press was interested in, he said, was people "being thrown out on their ass".

The press is interested above all in narrative, not, as it likes to think, in that elusive and untidy entity, "the truth".

"The president likes to know what the press is interested in, where they're going, and that way he can stay ahead of them".

They're following the few people that are being thrown out.... Look at those bloodsuckers!" All the press was interested in, he said, was people "being thrown out on their ass".