Sentence examples for press to come from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is now up to the press to come forward with its own plan.

He arranged for members of the press to come to D Yard and record the negotiations.

Consumers Union invited representatives of the hi-fi trade press to come to its headquarters in Mt. Vernon & see the testing procedures for themselves (Writer was invited too).

It's also good for the buyers and press to come to a Calvin Klein Collection show and see faces they've never seen before... it makes it very personal".

If there is one thing that caused the press to come under the Leveson microscope, it was a culture of reckless disrespect for individual privacy.

"I suggested that if you allowed the international press to come to Zimbabwe, you might get more coverage and better coverage," he said.

Democrats say Republicans would be hard pressed to come up with legitimate reasons to disqualify all four.

I am hard pressed to come up with many recent success stories.

When you asked me what "banter" meant, I felt pressed to come up with a succinct, smart and funny answer.

An imaginative writer would have been hard pressed to come up with it — and then to convince readers or editors that it was plausible as a plot twist.

The governor fumes that he is being pressed to come to a quick decision by the national government and by local business groups.