Sentence examples for press since the from inspiring English sources

Roman art has had poor press since the 18th century.

Mr. Norquist himself has been uncharacteristically unavailable to the press since the rumor gained steam.

QUESTION FROM RENEE: What changes have been seen to Tunisia's press since the revolution?

The England rugby team have probably not had this much positive press since the 2003 World Cup.

Schulman had covered the unfolding AIDS crisis for the queer New York press since the early eighties.

His numbers may slide even further given even further negative press since the Marist poll was conducted.

Ms. Lang, who has largely stayed out of the press since taking the job, said she did not want to come in and portend the future of the magazine business.

As central bankers put to work the monetary printing presses since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the price of gold has climbed 75 percent, to about $1,350 an ounce.

This week's debate is proceeding without the legislation having gone through the Senate Finance Committee, a step for which Baucus has pressed since the bill relates to tax policy.

The proposals were some of the more sought-after policies that campaign finance reform groups have pressed since the court's 2010 decision.

Mr. Snyder's struggles as owner of the Redskins have been a common theme in the press since he bought the team in 1999.