Sentence examples for press tell from inspiring English sources

The British press tell lies about Saddam Hussein.

AROUND the Caribbean, the headlines in the local press tell the gathering tale.

This is the opposite of what a thousand editorials in the corporate press tell us: that people cannot afford to care until they become rich.

Nonetheless, e-mail and the phone and the press tell something, if not everything, and the wisest things they tell are consistently and notably double.

"His thing was you had to be positive about Africa, but then you have Angelique Kidjo and Emeli Sandé who were on the same attitude and I said there's the world's press, tell them about your point of view".If there's a line you can't sing, change it and he said he just felt awkward".

This is how I described it in "With Liberty and Justice for Some": "To hear our politicians and our press tell it, the conclusion is inescapable: we're far better off when political and financial elites - and they alone - are shielded from criminal accountability.

The press tells us "it's not acceptable".

"Ego and bragging rights," Terry Press told me.

India's press told of heroism and generosity, but also of greed and incompetence.

During the next two years, Taguba assiduously avoided the press, telling his relatives not to talk about his work.

The Murdoch press told him to stick to what he knows best - public toilets.