Sentence examples for press to call from inspiring English sources

Goebbels did not ban the film in Germany but got the Nazi press to call it a film "produced by and starring Jews".

Her office, like those of all the researchers in the lab, is equipped with a button she can press to call for help if an interview gets out of hand.

And Putin regards any and all attempts from the West, from human-rights organizations, and from the press to call him to account on nearly any issue as acts of anti-Russian self-righteousness and hypocrisy.

"If you're trying to decide if it sounds better for the press to call you a 'traitor' or a 'toadie,' " he admits, "things have clearly not gone according to plan".

Gloria De Piero, the new shadow equalities minister, has appealed to the press to "call off the hunt" for topless pictures that she posed for as a teenager after learning a news agency was offering thousands of pounds for them.

The shadow equalities minister, Gloria De Piero, has appealed to the press to "call off the hunt" for topless pictures that she posed for as a teenager after learning a news agency was offering thousands of pounds for them.

(d) "epa pressed to call air safe after 9/11, report says".

But one would be hard pressed to call any melodic line, harmonic change or purely musical rhythm startlingly inventive.

It's easy enough to say that the Moto X is impressive, but one would be hard pressed to call it disruptive.

You'd be hard pressed to call their situation happy, but most hold out hope for a better future, and still buy into the American dream.

As a young man, he was pretty but not properly androgynous like his contemporary Boy George was; you would be hard pressed to call Smith sexy.