Sentence examples for press moves from inspiring English sources

And Jeff Bezos of Amazon – just declared the richest man in the world – has said nothing despite facing similar protests, declining to comment while the press moves on to the next story.

In 1974, the press moved to Port Townsend, Wash., where it established a permanent residency with Centrum, a nonprofit arts agency.

The press moved to West 62nd Street in 2000, just as the rise of the Internet caused the reference market to tank.

As the press moved from its raffish Front Page period into at least trying to behave like a profession, the Court gave it steadily more protection.

And she goes for it, giving tell-all interviews to the press, moving into Michael's apartment and being named as co-respondent in two divorce cases.

Tim Luckhurst's Cif praising Johnston Press' move to charge for online content from six of its local titles brought some lively debate on the value of journalism.

So the press moved on.

Clinton advance aides create a rope line for the press, moving with the candidate pic.twitter.com/9S7CpVt7x4.

Just like the printing press moved the world from a feudal, agrarian society to industrial capitalism, the Internet ushers in a new era.

But one horrible bad press move from a small business could convince an entire community to be turned off from your brand.

After Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in Tunisia in 2010, the European press moved quickly to brand him as simply another unemployed worker.