Sentence examples for press which began from inspiring English sources
This proved a perfect mix for the music press, which began championing the band.
"Meet the Press," which began as a radio show in 1945 and débuted on NBC two years later, is the longest-running program on television, and Russert, who began hosting in 1991, was its longest-running presider.
Rowling's animus against the press, which began with the hateful hack Rita Skeeter of the Daily Prophet in the Potter stories, vividly continues, while Landry, who was an adopted mixed-race child, carries on the sympathy for the troubled or excluded that has been one of Rowling's most attractive qualities as a writer.
There are plenty of curiosities on The Private Press, which begins with a crackly recording of a letter, read by a woman on the verge of tears, with a background of sweet old-time jazz.
Holloway then lashed out at the assistant again in his post-match press conference, which began an hour and a half after the end of the match.
Holloway then lashed out at the assistant again in his post-match press conference, which began an hour and half after the end of the match.
In a news release, press representatives for "Hamlet," which began previews at the Broadhurst Theater on Sept. 12 and opened on Oct. 6, said that it had earned back its initial Broadway capitalization of $2.5 million as of the week ending Nov. 1.
All the complaints and negative press roused the buildings department, which began auditing his projects.
Israel, meanwhile, said it would press its current offensive in Gaza, which began a week ago in response to a double suicide bombing in the Israeli city of Ashdod by the Palestinians that killed 10 Israelis.
With that kind of claim, it's no wonder investors just poured $140 million into the outfit, which began garnering heightened press attention last year but has been quietly working on its technology for the last 12 years, raising a previous $150 million in equity and debt over that period.
Again in drag, he took a lead role in both of Waters' early full-length movies, Mondo Trasho (1969) and Multiple Maniacs (1970), the latter of which began to attract press attention for the group.
