Sentence examples for press talks from inspiring English sources
The Egyptian press talks of "clashes", as if armed Muslim Brothers fought the police.
On October 1st, as The Economist went to press, talks were under way in Geneva between Iran and six countries, including America, the three Europeans, Russia and China.
Why didn't they? A. The press talks about people putting on more and more debt, but the rate of increase in credit card debt decelerated in 2001, ending up about 3percentt from the end of 2000.
The lull brought by a 2002 ceasefire has now ended; the local press talks instead of "Eelam War IV .Some 1,000 people have been killed, and tens of thousands displaced, mostly from the Muslim and Tamil minorities, in less than a month of fighting in the north-east.
A firm date of November 27th for the "international meeting" in Annapolis, Maryland, was set only a week before the event itself, and as this article went to press talks were continuing over the content and which Arab states would attend.
"When the press talks about the campaigns 'puncturing the puffed up arrogance of the criminals,' they are trying to reassure the populace that the police are in control," says Murray Scot Tanner, an associate professor of political science at Western Michigan University who has written extensively on China's anticrime drives.
The tabloid press talked about "paedophile art".
A formerly hostile press talking up a sustained Tory recovery.
"The radio and the press talk constantly about them.
Why doesn't the press talk about his many beautiful shirts?
Whatever happens is my call so there's no point in all this press talk.
