Sentence examples for press is to from inspiring English sources
The role of the press is to challenge the government's practices.
The notion of an establishment press is, to say the least, under siege.
We're all Fabulous Fashionistas now, if the press is to be believed.
The great sin of the popular press is to be … popular.
The only thing I want from the press is to tell the truth.
The role of the press is to report on how, exactly, people can get involved.
The job of the press is to scrutinize government, not praise it.
Or President Obama's claim last January that the press is to blame for his "cold and aloof" image.
And having also lost Mathieu Flamini to Milan or Juventus, if the Italian press is to be believed.
The role of politicians and the press is to test them in the search for balance between security and liberty.
Following literary arguments put forward in a conference paper given by Gray in Edinburgh, the city's University Press is to publish a fresh edition of Stevenson's fairytales.
