Sentence examples for press served as from inspiring English sources

The front page pictures of Ali Abbas, soon renamed "Tragic Ali" by the press, served as a potent reminder of the heavy price paid for the fall of Saddam.

Why didn't the press serve as watchdog during this particular time and instance in history?

I'm not suggesting that we replace all the pretty political reporters with actuaries, but in looking over this health care issue, it seems we have a classic example of those who know more not telling, those who would tell more not knowing, and campaign press serving as stenographers for all the not-telling knowers and not-knowing tellers.

Russert took over the reins of Meet the Press in December 1991 after serving as a reporter in NBC's Washington Bureau since 1984.

Last week, after Mr. Gregory was named the new moderator of "Meet the Press," Mr. Shuster served as the substitute host.

Four years later she jumped to a rival paper, The St . PaulPioneer Press, where she served as managing editor and then executive editor.

Sifton began writing about food in the early 1990s for the weekly New York Press, and has served as both dining editor and culture editor for The Times.

The press conference also served as the visual introduction and naming ceremony for the Honda HR-V, a version of the Vezel mini-crossover now on sale in Japan – although the model itself was absent.

Naturally, Meet The Press had long served as a venue for all matter of "runnin' wild" with videotape and "minor squirmishes" transformed into great mountains of controversy.

She served on the Board of the Queens County Women's Bar Association in the 1950's, specialized in securities law as a program attorney with the New York Office of the Practising Law Institute in the 1970's, and was later recruited by the Law Journal Seminars-Press where she served as President.

The howling press pack serves as background noise on "Law & Order" or "Boston Legal," but on "Justice" it is a vital part of the judicial process.