Sentence examples for press spend from inspiring English sources

Did the press spend too much time on the incident?

Most of the rightwing press spend their time in complete fury because they think, what on earth have we got?

(The parents, who don't speak to the press, spend most of their time in Korea since their mountain retreat with museum, training center and temple was completed four years ago, although the family maintains its longtime estate in New York's Westchester County).

Why didn't the press spend months eagerly speculating on how Bush might blow his big nomination lead even before he became a candidate?

In 2005, Johnston Press spent £350m on acquisitions and another £160m on The Scotsman the following year..

The Mets open spring training with no identifiable right fielder, so quickly the public and the press spends the Mets' money by lobbying for Sammy Sosa.

Mr. Press spent 37 years rising through the ranks at Toyota to become its highest-ranking American executive before Chrysler lured him away in 2007 to help oversee marketing.

And if last week's debate has cost Obama that lead — it's down to less than a point in the RealClearPolitics average, as of this writing — then it might end up costing him even more, if the knives come out and the hysteria mounts and the press spends the next week obsessing over crises in Obamaland.

Matthew Thomas, 38, has decided to quit his job as a high school teacher in New York to focus on writing full time after a US publisher paid more than a million dollars for American rights in his debut We Are Not Ourselves, and a British press spent six figures to land the novel.

While the process took place, in the course of the next three days, Gossage moved between the library and the press, spending abbreviated intervals in his bed at the Halftone Hotel the kind of half-active, half-inactive twilight familiar to the parents of a newborn.

The penalty call was controversial, and members of the press spent the following days arguing the legitimacy of the call.