Sentence examples for press to keep from inspiring English sources

He uses his grip on the local press to keep the dangers close to the front of everyone's mind.

"One problem," he says, "is the absence of a free press to keep the issue in the headlines.

Lastly, read the media and the gaming press to keep abreast of the studios that create games that you might like to work on.

And as far as I know, there is no precedent for a senior White House official telling the press to "keep its mouth shut".

Nothing, it seems, works quite so well as a British fudge that allows the press to keep its freedom while volunteering to protect national security.

But by that time Little, Brown were interested, so… And it would have been a big secret to ask a small press to keep.

After all, it was de Gaulle who pressed to keep the national veto in 1965.

But Congress has pressed to keep fuel cell research in place.

But they will be hard pressed to keep those promises while raising their loan rates.

"Businesses are hard pressed to keep up with strong demand," said Mark Vitner, an economist at First Union.

Privately, he pressed to keep the committee's deficit-cutting ambitions modest, in part to avoid any real tax increases.