Sentence examples for repeated press from inspiring English sources
"Unleash the untapped potential," Senator Schumer exhorts in repeated press releases.
Instead, the subtext of repeated press queries has been his behaviour on a night out in Milledgeville, Georgia, last March, which resulted in allegations of sexual assault against Roethlisberger from a 20-year-old student.
Residents, however, place blame for the problem squarely on him, saying he held repeated press conferences beneath the Hollywood sign and all but invited the public to come up and enjoy it for themselves.
In response to what it said was "repeated press speculation about his intentions with regards to his shareholding in Sports Direct", the company said Ashley had confirmed to the board of directors that he had no current intention of taking the Sports Direct private, and had "indicated his willingness for the company to confirm this statement publicly".
We lobby hard to get exposure in the local media, through repeated press releases to TV, radio, and print media.
Repeated press intrusions later forced the family to move to a friend's home in Plymouth.
Once everything is hooked up, most of the remotes require repeated presses on a Source button to cycle through your video sources in sequence.
It suggests that higher content of Ca was caused by repeating press and slide with a platten on the plaster surface to make it smooth and compact.
An army of trained negotiators were flown to the scene, and for the next fifty-one days the two sides talked day and night arguing, lecturing, bargaining with the highlights of their conversations repeated at press conferences and broadcasts around the world.
An army of trained negotiators were flown to the scene, and for the next fifty-one days the two sides talked day and night — arguing, lecturing, bargaining — with the highlights of their conversations repeated at press conferences and broadcasts around the world.
He repeated White House press secretary Sean Spicer's assertions on Saturday that the media manipulated photographs of the National Mall to make the crowds on Friday look smaller than they really were.
