Sentence examples for press operation from inspiring English sources

Arpaio's press operation seems dedicated to maximizing the sheriff's media exposure, period.

Of course, neither Labour's press operation nor individual shadow ministers are without responsibility.

In the hotel lobby, I met Jeff Tiller, who works for the White House press operation.

Jay Carney was one of several journalists who joined the Obama press operation.

He said the BBC's press operation was "terrible" and should have been more proactive.

A former press adviser to Blair, the cool-headed Matthew Doyle, heads the press operation.

The comments knocked the ordinarily smooth White House press operation back on its heels.

His press operation has been chaotic, and he has barely spoken to reporters here.

He's got to have some experienced hands there; the press operation is in over its head and undermanned.

Mr Blair denied New Labour had run a press operation that used bullying tactics and favouritism to manipulate journalists.

Their relentlessness has embarrassed Mrs Blair and made the Downing Street press operation look sloppy and defensive.