Sentence examples for press inviting from inspiring English sources
Apple has just sent out invites to press inviting them to a special event where they'll "Get a sneak peek into the future of iPhone OS".
Apple has just sent out invites to press inviting them to a special event on Thursday April 8 where they'll "Get a sneak peek into the future of iPhone OS".
Last week, Yammer, the business-oriented microblogging platform that won TechCrunch50 2008, sent out invites to press inviting them to virtually attend a "major launch event" that will be broadcast through a WebEx meeting tomorrow morning.
Samsung has just started sending out invitations to tech press inviting them to a Google/Samsung media event taking place on October 19 in Hong Kong.
She cultivated the press, inviting its members to literary and musical salons at her opulent duplex.
A journalist, she printed 500 invitations to her trial and sent out e-mails to the world's press, inviting them to her flogging.
6.47pm: Progress, the Blairite pressure group, has just sent out a press notice inviting us to a "debate on the future of the Labour party" in the Boothroyd room in Portcullis House on Monday at 7pm.
They threw the ball away against the UConn press, missed inviting shots, struggled to beat the 30-second shot clock and lofted air balls five feet from the basket.
She gave some of the money to the charity Shelter, and the rest to young artists - though that proved to be something of an administra-tive headache, since it involved advertising in the art world press and inviting submissions.
Executives within HarperCollins, Jonathan Cape, Little, Brown, and Tinder Press are inviting "un-agented submissions", marking a dramatic cultural shift for an industry having to readjust to developments such as self-publishing, as well as the often huge advances demanded by agents for coveted titles.
Its effort to court the press by inviting journalists into its Manhattan headquarters to explain how exactly it makes its billions also fell apart when Mr. Blankfein made his remark about "doing God's work," and the public anger has not died down.
