Sentence examples for press was given from inspiring English sources

The anti-Labour bias of the press was given a further twist.

The Wang X HM collection goes on sale on 6 November and on Friday the fashion press was given a first look.

So did the fact that the press was given less than two hours' notice, while her in-laws, her state's congressional delegation, and the grandees of the state and national Republican Party, including the former running mate who elevated her to global fame, were given no notice at all.

The press was given an opportunity to try out the C5 but this proved to be, as Adamson and Kennedy put it, "an unqualified disaster".

A spokesperson made the statement after TMZ reported Wednesday that "Meet the Press" was given permission to use an empty gun magazine on-air.

Flash-forward to the end of May, however, and the press was given something new to chew over -- a slate of NBC/Marist polls from the same battleground states where the job picture was rosier (and Obama's path to electoral college wins presumably more certain) told a different story: The race was tightening.

On being asked by Larry King if the British press was giving him a tough time, Grant turned solemn critic, saying that in fact all British papers were now tabloids.

"When the press were given our photos and biographies last week, a few papers took it upon themselves to call me 'jolly'," she said.

According to one fast blogger on the Independent newspaper's blogs (hosted on the Russian-owned LiveJournal, of all places?!) a handful of the press were given the story under embargo for tomorrow, and Labour bloggers were to be briefed on it tonight – possibly in an effort to placate those social media mavens out there.

The press were given advanced copies of the episode.

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