Sentence examples for press operative from inspiring English sources

She was easily the top Hispanic television press operative I saw this cycle," he said.

Robert Gibbs, Obama's chief spokesman and a seasoned press operative, knows how to maneuver around prickly issues.

Britain's tabloids have long sought ways to penetrate the royal family's carapace, to get past the barriers and the press operatives to the humans underneath.

On Meet the Press, McCain operative Steve Schmidt declared that his candidate "called for the firing of Don Rumsfeld".

As is often the case in press manipulation, White House operatives did not make the initial contacts with reporters.

Posing as reporters for the black and gay press, right-wing operatives made and taped phone calls to gay Hunt supporters around the country.

The missing part needed to fix the press and render it operative arrived several weeks later and the first publication notice, painstakingly hand set by the Woolfs, was sent out in May.

Both Broadway and politics are deeply insular: The same directors, designers, press agents and campaign operatives are hired over and over again; far fewer people really know what's going on with a show or a campaign than pretend to (a handful of talent agents and producers, a candidate's consigliere).

In sharp contrast to the Bush administration's efforts to keep valuable information about the workings of our government secret, we now learn that Karl Rove, a key presidential adviser, apparently shared potentially classified information about a C.I.A. operative with the press.

He made no mention of any penalties for the press if they remain unco-operative or refuse to join a recognised regulator.

It also speaks to an unfortunate habit among political operatives and the press of describing foreign policy, and relations with Putin in particular, in the way one might describe a boxing match.