Sentence examples for press zone from inspiring English sources

It's a town with a press zone.

A press zone with portable toilets … with hand gel.

A politician, standing in a press zone, doing a live interview with a national news channel.

When they come to the press zone afterwards, there isn't a mark on them.

But now that amateurs had joined pros in the press zone, newsrooms couldn't afford not to debate their practices".

They rock so totally that they won't even talk to you in the press zone, they just stalk past, chased by press agencies shouting: "Can you just tell us about your costume?" (this never happens – everybody stops in the press zone).

"We've come a long way from when she turned 16 and radio stations called and offered to give her a car," said Neel Lattimore, a former press spokesman for Hillary Rodham Clinton who was often charged with helping enforce the Clintons' fiercely protective no-press zone around their only child.

The Montana product is a press-zone-type corner, which fits this scheme well enough.

The United States has repeatedly pressed euro zone governments to be much more forceful in battling the crisis, which has been a drag on the global economy.

The Obama administration has pressed euro zone countries, in particular Germany, to provide stimulus or at least soften the demands for austerity measures and budget-cutting from indebted European nations.

Whether or not Pearce is asked to take charge temporarily this summer, the unmistakable impression in Wednesday night's player-press mixed zone was that the respect which the England players say they have for Pearce is not affected.