Sentence examples for press round from inspiring English sources
The Labour leader also showed his attitude to the media by simply skipping much of the press round, which usually accompanied a party conference speech, such as a traditional interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Little girls in coloured gowns bring metal cups of iced water and wave palm leaf fans while the older students, all in black, press round to wish me peace.
Langguth stresses his caution, his patience and his moderation in extremis, concluding that, unlike later wartime presidents, "Madison did not impose martial law, restrict the press, round up suspected dissidents or suspend the right of habeas corpus".
Vehicles and citizenry were wrapped in newsprint, a message for the nabobs of China clearly legible - we operate a free press round these parts.
"We were lucky enough to have George Nolfi on set with us every day," he said during one press round table.
Press "round" button to hear "five".
3.46pm: Continuing our journey into the German psyche, here's a quick press round-up from our correspondent in Berlin.
9.30am: Paul Doyle has delivered today's press round-up and the Mail is not happy about Cristiano Ronaldo's fashion sense: If you're the sort of person who goes horse-riding in your local library and tries to buy sausages in a shoe shop, then you never decide what to wear without first consulting the Daily Mail.
For two weeks, I've been doing the press rounds, talking about A House Through Time, a BBC history show that I present.
With few bankable stars in his new film, the director Ang Lee has been doing many of the press rounds himself for "Life of Pi," traversing the globe to promote his 3-D story of a boy, a boat and a tiger.
Tom Cruise isn't the first star to find himself in this situation, as he's making the press rounds for Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation several months after the Scientology documentary Going Clear accused the church (and by extension Cruise, its most famous member) of some horrific behaviour.
