Sentence examples for press to like from inspiring English sources

Long press to like the photo.

I've never understood why the broadsheet press don't seem to like us".

With less than two months until Election Day, some House races may turn on whether the incumbent Republicans can shake the Tea Party label that Democrats are eager to press to them like flypaper.

It's time for the press to act like the Fourth Estate -- to warn and protect its public.

In fact, Manhattan, once a bulwark against stretchy pants, is now an entryway for foreign versions of Lululemon, or so their respective press teams like to say.

From our review: The actor's enemies in the press will like to present this project as the most boring movie of Hugh Grant's career.

Experts expect the press to be played like a fiddle.

When pressed, few local people admit to liking the dam.

As for the press, well they like to have their cake and gobble it too.

It is usually family, friends and what some writers in the press like to characterize as "fools", acknowledging the very risky nature of small businesses.

That's because the Bush White House doesn't like the press to know how it works.