Sentence examples for press to generate from inspiring English sources

"First Deputy Mayor Norman Steisel told me to talk with the press to generate better questions," Mr. Robins recalls.

You see, composers back then were in the sheet-music business: they used a copying device (the printing press) to generate a product that musicians could buy.

But Cook feels like he's been subjected to the same bullying, filing a cross motion on February 24 accusing Brinkley of smearing him to the press to generate publicity for herself (his exact words were "narcissistic egomaniac").

Be sure to invite the press to generate the maximum amount of interest for your green laundromat.

In "Understanding America's Contested Primacy", a pamphlet for the Centre for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, a Washington-based think-tank, he argues that although NATO still has value as a regional alliance, for demographic, economic and cultural reasons it will be increasingly hard pressed "to generate substantial useful military capability".

Step VIII The 'Input Range' functional key is pressed to generate empty cells to capture ranges of the selected criteria values within which the specifications of CNC turning centres should lie.

It was tempting to see the addition of Mr. Treviño as an attempt not just to add political balance — an idea that is largely foreign to the partisan British press — but to generate controversy, as well.

Some produce little more than press releases, intended to generate attention and funding for activists.

And when these slick, cartoonish nihilists press buttons designed to generate a reaction that they can then leverage some more, they are pulling the strings, not us.

James Comey illegally leaked classified documents to the press in order to generate a Special Council?

The president claimed former FBI boss James Comey leaked "classified documents" to the press in order to "generate" a "special council," so the probe was illegal to begin with.