Sentence examples for press taking from inspiring English sources
Yet the idea of the press taking Twitter as its benchmark of newsworthiness seems equally distasteful.
It was another sign of the political press taking the candidate seriously.
At the end, he bolted and danced, prayed and preened, and took photos of the press taking photos of him.
The family drama widened when Wanjiru's second wife, who had had a baby with him nine months earlier, appeared in the press, taking Hannah's side.
The press, taking tips from his right-wing enemies in Arkansas, wrote about such supposed wrongdoing as Whitewater, which never led to charges against Mr. Clinton.
The system depended on the party's ceaseless control of power, the president's unfettered access to the treasury and a pliant press taking the bribes.
Members of the press took note.
The British press took a more jocular view.
The press took up the story and ran with it.
As might be expected, the English-speaking press took notice.
The German press took to calling him the "Miracle Man".
