Sentence examples for press quarters from inspiring English sources

"Where is it written that the Olympics are only for winners?" said a determined Edwards, and in some press quarters he had his backers.

That story is minimized or ignored in part because an unshakable McCain fan club lingers in some press quarters and in part because it's an embarrassing refutation of the Democrats-in-meltdown narrative that so many have invested in.

The South Stand received 30 luxury boxes and press quarters for 192 people.

Most everybody else has trudged back to the press quarters to continue working.

In 1916, after his convalescence and deemed unfit for the front lines, he first worked as a censor of letters in a small town in Hungary and is then posted to the kaiserlich und königliche Kriegspressequartier (the army press quarters) in Vienna, where he witnesses the breakup of the empire in November 1918.

Other questions included assigned seats in the press room, and the future location of the press quarters (we are now in a prime location, above the old swimming pool but steps away from the lower and upper press offices and the powerful Oval Office).

Of course he mourns the 1970s flattening of Les Halles, Paris's Covent Garden, but finds the old particularism surviving in the multi-ethnic Sentier area immediately to the north, this being the old press quarter where a drunk Verlaine would collect his "little pension".

A friend of mine, taking metal shop at a nearby junior high school, instead pressed quarters into the damp sand and used his aluminum knockoffs to buy lunch in the cafeteria.

There also are pressed quarter machines for a dollar and nickel and dime machines.

Press each quarter through the juicer.

Our friend was out on the street before he realized that the waiter had pressed a quarter into his hand.