Sentence examples for press speaking from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he had sold stories to the press, speaking about how he felt "abandoned" by the TV mogul after dropping out of an expensive boarding school she paid for him to attend.

"I think a lot of my career and my life before I went to Sweden, I felt like I was trying to be someone else," says Press, speaking from Newport Beach where she and the US team are preparing for the 2015 Women's World Cup this summer in Canada.

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Wren was often quoted in the local and national press speaking about the advantages of state-run health insurance exchanges in 2011 and 2012, but HuffPost couldn't find any articles that cited him saying the subsidies wouldn't be available in federal exchanges.

(The Detroit Free Press) Speaking of Dan Akerson, G.M. is denying a report in The Detroit News that said the automaker was seeking a 20 percent raise for its chief executive.

The Kennedy administration, Congress and the press spoke uneasily of mobs of black people rioting in the capital.

"Albini, Lagerfeld and [Yves] Saint Laurent were all from the same generation; the press spoke of them as three geniuses from three places," Tonchi says.

Although the headlines in the government controlled press speak of conspiracies fomented from abroad, it's enough to look at the images of the police and the armed commandos beating the protestors to understand where the violence comes from.

The British music press spoke positively about the album, with Q giving it four out of five stars calling it "a surprising, playful collection" while the NME wrote that Debut was "an album that believes music can be magical and special".

Mr. Washington, pressed, spoke about the hours he spent in a flight simulator, getting ready for the harrowing cockpit scenes early in the picture, when his character, Whip Whitaker, has to fight his way to an emergency landing.

Ms. Press was speaking, perhaps, with a bit of wishful thinking.