Sentence examples for press revealed from inspiring English sources

But Pence's campaign foundered after the press revealed that he had used donations toward personal expenses, such as his mortgage and groceries.

Only the British press revealed the corruption behind the decision, an accusation to which Fifa's ruling regime, headed by Sepp Blatter remained wholly immune.

In 2002 the UK press revealed a British woman in her 50s had suffered complete memory loss in Greece and was being repatriated.

Apparently, there has been a "sharp drop in terrorists' use of a major communications channel" after the US press revealed American spies had intercepted messages between two senior al-Qaida commanders in the Middle East.

Reports by crew members and coverage in the press revealed a prejudice against southern Europeans so pervasive that the Italian Ambassador to the United States was moved to make a formal complaint.

Before Rousseff took office, Cardoso said, whenever the press revealed an official's misdeeds, "President Lula would say, 'It's not like that — he's a good guy.' President Dilma does not have the same position.

One button press reveals your waiting messages, listed like e-mail.

"At first people weren't excited by Uplink, but I played it at a press reveal and I said, 'oh they're using this for eSports'.

Then, in 2012, the scandal known as VatiLeaks unfolded: reams of personal documents letters to the Pope and other high officials at the Vatican began appearing in the Italian press, revealing a world of financial corruption and vicious infighting.

Zweig, an Austrian Jew who committed suicide in Brazil 1942, has undergone a resurgence of interest recently, with publisher Pushkin Press revealing that his sales more than doubled in June after Hodgson admitted to being a fan.

He wrote an open letter, reprinted widely in the press, revealing secret details of the justices' conferences and accusing Black of maneuvering to help a former law partner in a case that had come before the court.