Sentence examples for press that contained from inspiring English sources
They first pointed to previous comments by Mr. Domenech, who recently called Coretta Scott King a "communist". But by late Thursday, the bloggers had found instances of what appeared to be plagiarism, including an article by Mr. Domenech in The New York Press that contained passages resembling an article that ran on the front page of The Washington Post.
Almost 60 years ago, Chrysler unveiled an automobile to the press that contained a remarkable engine worthy of the space age.
In a damaging admission, Mr. Clohessy answered, "Sure," when asked whether his group had ever issued a press release that contained false information.
Ride announced their return last November with a press release that contained two quotations – the first, from David Crosby: "Your first band is like your first love; you never forget it, and you never quite feel the same way about any other band".
In addition to the keyword advertising campaign, Chumley (or an employee of his) issued press releases that contained false claims and were attributed to a fictitious employee, and the defendant's website made additional false claims.
A spokeswoman for the office sent The Huffington Post a press release that contained very little information, and declined to comment further.
The White House press office frequently sends reporters press releases that contain fawning editorials and positive news coverage of the president.
"My particular bugbear is press releases that contain a lot of art world jargon.
Now, there is a press release that contains nothing but two new pictures.
The company confirmed the acquisition in a press release that contains the following buzzwordy quote from CEO Zak Normandin: "This partnership advances our vision to build a frictionless conversational platform by expanding our technological capabilities as an organization".
But in the case of Newt Gingrich, these options weren't enough, and so today the Family Leader is sending out a press release that contains some sort of "signing statement" from Gingrich.
