Sentence examples for press only a from inspiring English sources

But since Communist Party bosses usually have firm control over local police, courts and press, only a fraction of crimes may be reported in the controlled media.

5th over (of 22): England 19-1 (Bell 4 Shah 13) - need 198 Ishant Sharma, whose new haircut is generating the kind of press only a Beckham snip usually manages, is brought into the attack.

The Gallos have broken bread with the press only a handful of times in the company's history.

During his appearance on "Meet the Press" only a few hours later, Chuck Todd asked the Republican presidential frontrunner about that tweet.

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Of the 64 who did, 61 pressed only a few times -usually once- while the other three pressed the button often.

Although he was criticized for his unusual diction, his special mannerisms, and the shakiness of his literary scholarship, Irving took note of the press only as a useful instrument in support of his grand design.

In a sign of taboos that persist on news of the Mohammed Ali dynasty, Prince Hassan's death was noted in the Egyptian press only with a brief mention in the Wafd newspaper.

The Ichiro rules, in place since spring training, stipulate that Ichiro doesn't talk before games and after games only when he's in the mood (in the case of the Japanese press, only to a single pool reporter) -- and no TV cameras are allowed near his locker.

"Poetry used to be covered in the press only twice a year, and now poetry is getting serious coverage … The entries for the National Poetry competition went up by 46% last year, and the Foyle Young Poets of the Year entries went up by 43%.

An American think-tank, Freedom House, labels the South Korean press only "partly free", as a result of what it calls "an increase in official censorship" and "government attempts to influence news and information content".Journalists themselves worry.