Sentence examples for press was told from inspiring English sources

The press was told in a memorandum: "No electronics devices.

In early briefings, the press was told that Mr Miliband might talk about giving priority to working families, or those who had volunteered in their local communities.

On March 30th, the press was told that two more women had reported long-ago assaults to the rape crisis centre in Boulder.

Behind the scenes: My colleague Jenna Johnson (who wrote a profile of O'Rourke that prompted him to take a brief hiatus from speaking to the press) was told by numerous Democratic activists and leaders in the state at the time that they were really frustrated he didn't endorse her and campaign for her.

The press was told nothing about the story and only a few production stills were allowed to be published.

With only Provost and the producers knowing the real reason for the changes, the press was told the show had done all the "boy and his dog" stories possible, but Lockhart speculated that Provost's mother wanted too much money.

"Everyone in the press was telling me how good Romney and Paul were going to do in North Dakota because of how organized they are," Brabender said.

The day after the warmest day of the year so far – we weren't allowed to say anything for fear of being anti-Scottish, but we noticed that two SNP MPs were wearing three-piece suits – male members of the press were told they could remove their jackets, but must continue to wear a tie.

This usually works as follows: the press is told, off the record, that the politician might run; the press reports this information; then everyone waits, the press aiming to reflect the sentiment of the people and the people taking their signals from the press.

The public and the press were told all this at a press conference last night during which Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, and New York City Health Commissioner Mary Bassett all took pains to reassure everyone that the situation was solidly under control.

In Russia the state-controlled tabloid press is telling its readers the Charlie Hebdo attack was a false-flag operation by the CIA.