She describes how the press rushed to attack her family; after reading that the desecration of a Jewish cemetery was being attributed to Le Pen followers, "I was so shocked I almost choked on my toast".
The supposedly conservative press rushes to examine the national conscience and demand more government action in the wake of any violent outrage.Americans will not willingly trade liberty for securityAmerica is less inclined to go in for self-flagellation when struck by terror.
Browne and Press rushed to amend TheFirstDog, deleting all references to the Obamas and the Humane Society in the app and its App Store listing.
Intense demand for the only known biography of Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, selected by Senator John McCain as his running mate on the Republican presidential ticket, has pushed its publisher, Epicenter Press, to rush a paperback edition to press.
The entire press pack rushed down the mountain.
This isn't the first time the press has rushed to print allegations of organised abuse in children's homes.
The relish with which the anti-European British press has rushed to proclaim the last rites over the EU's fledgling common foreign security policy is premature.
Independent publisher MacLehose Press has rushed through four reprints to keep up with demand.More than 20,000 copies have already sold in the UK.
A dozen members of the Kabul press corps rushed over to document the bloodshed that had become a routine part of their job.
Two years ago, the virtual world Second Life was everywhere, as pundits and press alike rushed to proclaim it as the Next Big Digital Thing.
She's one of my idols!" Octavia Spencer, wearing flip-flops under her lilac gown – she kicked off her Louboutin heels in the press room – rushed by from the InStyle party, where everyone from Tilda Swinton to Paris Hilton cut a rug.
