Sentence examples for press level of from inspiring English sources

Jane plays her songs on a two-manual electronic organ in a booth on the press level of the stadium, slightly on the third-base side of home plate.

— Twenty minutes before kickoff, the Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin stepped off an elevator on the press level of Lambeau Field and approached the door of the coaches' skybox, his usual perch on game day.

This "length-dependent component" is one of the reasons why the bench press (high levels of muscle activation at a long muscle length) leaves your chest feeling sore the next day, while the lateral raise (high levels of muscle activation at a short muscle length) doesn't do the same thing for your delts.

It was an old saw back in those days, after all, that "freedom of the press" only applied to those who could afford a press — and the level of financial responsibility and social respectability it required to publish created a de facto filtering function for the public sphere.

In terms of the well-being of the United States of America, which relies on a free press and some level of transparency between the WH and the media, a Twitter-based WH press briefing is actually rather dangerous.

I don't think, frankly, that our press deserve that level of trust.

At the recent Cliburn competition, for which I was chairman of the press jury, the level of playing was quite high, far above that of the typical piano student.

As one journalist pointed out in the press event, this level of detail from the hotel is not something that would thrill him (beyond the electronic check-in).

It is generally accepted that the drastic reduction seen by the trade and press in the level of corked wines is a result of these efforts and certainly borne out by the statistics cited above.

Each button press raised the level of a virtual "bar" viewed onscreen by the participant.

In the loudness task, subjects indicated via button press whether the level of the current syllable was different from the previous one.