Sentence examples for press version from inspiring English sources
Think about the timing: the press version gets jettisoned before the summer recess.
"I think every single paper in our group will sign up to the press version of the royal charter," he added.
The Peanut Press version of " 'Tis: A Memoir" by Frank McCourt, for example, comes in at a staggering 1,958 pages, compared with 367 pages for the hardcover edition.
The Conservatives first insisted that the issue of press regulation could best be resolved through a royal charter as opposed to statute, but the arcane process has led to the privy council being required to look at the press version first, before the one approved by parliament.
Tom Brokaw, knowing that many viewers didn't know much about Jarrett, began the interview with a quick "Meet the Press version of a baseball card" of her.
Students discovered gaps in the popular press version (no information on " n" or gender distribution of infant subjects, and unclear methodology, for example).
What's this for?" Dressed in jeans, trainers and a dark blue collarless shirt, it took me a minute to square this home-clothes Guru-Murthy with the powdered and pressed version I'm used to seeing on the news.
The Miami relatives, who had traveled to Washington on Saturday night, held a news conference this morning to press their version of events.
There may never be another case with novelistic detail this good, but it's only a matter of time before another prosecutor gets an occasion to demonstrate that he doesn't buy the press's version of itself.
From what little I know of the threesome case, there's a sleight of hand that we could call hypocrisy in the press's version that's much like randy footballers being occasionally targeted in night clubs by women who are there for the kiss and tell cheque.
Woodward is Meet The Press' official version of the "Guy Who Will Now Suddenly Remember That There Was An Obama/Boehner Grand Bargain After The Media Willfully Spent A Couple Of Years Obfuscating It," and he says that there is a willingness on both sides to "cut Social Security and Medicare and get tax rates down," and Obama was willing to sacrifice a lot back then.
