Sentence examples for press provided from inspiring English sources
This fact and all the bad press provided by yet another IFAW investigation in 2008 were apparently not lost on eBay.
The result was schizophrenic: in contrast to the relatively freewheeling commentary found on microblogs and Internet portals, the official press provided spare and neutered coverage of the balloting.
On the sporting front, Dave Roberts's 32 Programmes (Bantam Press) provided the fascinating match-history behind each of the football programmes the author was forced to select from his collection of over 1,100 when he moved to America.
David Villa, scorer of the opening goal and a constant source of flickering, back-heeling menace down the left flank, was awarded the man of the match and the tableau of Del Bosque and the MLS and Melbourne City-bound striker, totems of Spain's imperial era, together before the press provided a fitting punctuation mark to a tournament that has signalled that era's end.
Colt felt that bad press was just as important as good press; provided that his name and his revolvers received mention.
For instance, the advent of the printing press provided the "means to organize and manage the technologies, organizations, and infrastructure of the coal, steam, and rail revolution".
"The press provides an essential check on all aspects of public life," he said after his appointment.
Most of the press provides such a service, and the BBC is to be financially coerced into doing the same.
In a statement about his new role, the appeal court judge said: "The press provides an essential check on all aspects of public life.
The attempt to provide Ruddick with a separate but equal holiday, while also allowing the governor to duck the press, provides "Last Man Out" with comic relief and a nicely ironic view of statutory segregation's dying days.
Ideally, the press provides the check that keeps the branches of the government in the kind of balance they cannot maintain alone — the unique and irreplaceable check of public scrutiny.
