Sentence examples for press to write from inspiring English sources
"And we're going to try to get you guys in the press to write our story".
Very technical, very hard for the popular press to write about.
It has become a cliche in the Francophone press to write of Haïdara's ability to fill a stadium with worshippers.
Jeff is very, very good at creating intense media interest, and then shaping a narrative for the press to write their stories around".
China had the authoritarian advantage of being able to bulldoze historic neighborhoods, relocate large numbers of people by fiat and order a state press to write happy stories.
"Now he will have a lecture tour and is negotiating with a big press to write a book about his specialty -- the truth".
Joseph C. Magdziarz, president of the Appraisal Institute and an appraiser outside of Chicago, defended his industry's work but said many appraisers were now pressed to write their reports more quickly and for less money.
Word of a "blitz" originated with an article in The Daily News on May 13 that included complaints from the police union that officers were being pressed to write summonses, and lots of them.
He routinely attacks individual members of the press and the First Amendment in general (he rails at the notion the press gets to "write whatever it wants").
That's what the press likes to write about — the extremes.
Some analysts admit that their hedge-fund clients press them to write reports in line with the funds' views.
