Sentence examples for press were initially from inspiring English sources

There was more evidence of this distrust at a lunchtime fringe meeting, when a Telegraph reporter and various other members of the press were initially barred from a discussion about Sharia law in the UK.

When crosswords first crossed the Atlantic, the broadsheet press was initially hostile to the apparent frivolity before realising how lucrative puzzles might be.

The press was initially called to the courthouse for a 2 00pm Pacific Time verdict reading, which was at first also "No" on all four claims.

As newspaper clippings from 1957 show, the press was initially focused on reporting the political perspective, while the health and retrieval or lack thereof of Laika only became an issue later.

He tweeted that photographers arriving at Downing Street for a press conference were initially ordered not to take shots of Larry asleep by the famous black door.

From the press release: The pupils were initially given a maths test before using Brain Training from Dr Kawashima on the Nintendo DS for 20 minutes at the start of each day for nine weeks or continuing their class as normal.

Although Cincinnati's African Americans were initially pressed into service at bayonet point, after the appointment of William Dickson as commander of the black troops their treatment improved significantly.

Rats were initially trained to press levers (lever training).

The Leveson Inquiry report into the "culture, practice and ethics" of the British press, which was initially expected in October, is now likely to be published towards the end of next week.

The Energy Accountancy Equation suggests that the use of increased structural damping can be an effective method of noise reduction, particularly if the punch press structure is initially only lightly damped.

Rick Davis and Steve Schmidt - Joint acclaim for the two strategists who were initially hailed by the press as turning around McCain's campaign.