Sentence examples for reams of press from inspiring English sources
In the reams of press reports last fall, that question never seemed to be dealt with.
NATO commanders have issued reams of press releases on the capture and killing of Taliban fighters.
The Islamic State's "high-tech media jihad" – its use of YouTube, Twitter and Instagram to boost support – has received reams of press coverage over the past year.
Four commissioners on stage at the body's headquarters in Brussels, reams of press releases and glossy pamphlets, and above all, promises that the new package would meet every objective you could wish for.
The shoes generated reams of press as the girls played official farrier to Hollywood, taking a suite at L'Ermitage to dress the Oscar bound and producing a million-dollar sandal strung with diamonds for Vogue.
Thom has been compared to Janis Joplin and KT Tunstall and, according to the reams of press cuttings that accompanied her rise, was penniless and struggling until she secured a £1m deal with RCA Records by webcasting 21 gigs from her Tooting basement.
The firm's public image may have been tarnished by reams of bad press and a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit — since settled — contending that the firm shortchanged some of its customers.
Thirty years later, Murray is working on the game he says he has always wanted to make; a game that has received reams of ecstatic press coverage since its surprise announcement at last year's Spike TV Video Game Awards.
He enjoyed global coverage of his catwalk presentations and reams of positive press and his early client list included a string of exotic beauties, glamorous figures and first ladies: Jacqueline Kennedy, Sophia Loren, Claudia Cardinale, Bianca Jagger and Raquel Welch, who wore one of his sheer dresses in the 1977 French film L'animal.
Then there are the money-laundering charges and reams of bad press.
The stunts sometimes garner a slap on the wrists from authorities, but reams of free press coverage.
