Sentence examples for press set from inspiring English sources

"The press set about what can only be described as a witch-hunt".

And they complained that the press set a higher standard for Mr. Gore's performance.

The report's 1967 publication, by Dial Press, set off a debate over its findings and frenzied speculation about its authorship.

The report's 1967 publication, by Dial Press, set off a debate over its findings and frenzied speculation about its authorship..

This morning in England, the Booker committee announced the shortlist for the fifty-thousand-pound prize, and the British press set to work dissecting the results.

A few months ago, the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press set out to quantify how Americans were getting information about the current Presidential campaign.

They built a private elevator to whisk patrons up to the private boxes, and even erected a quite respectable press set-up.

Release the narrative to a predatory press, setting the story in stone before an alternative view can take hold.

Pitino said of Louisville's press: "If Seton Hall didn't shoot 3's well, it was because fatigue from the press sets in.

The press sets up a robust body – independent of government and serving editors – and earns legal protections from needless challenges in court.

Elizabeth Olson (NYT) IRAN: PRESS FIGHT -- The departing conservative Parliament began debating new curbs on the press, setting up a struggle with reformers poised to take over the legislature on May 28.