Sentence examples for run a press from inspiring English sources

Tuesday How hard is it to run a press conference?

The attendees had to run a press gantlet suitable for a murder trial.

Mr Blair denied New Labour had run a press operation that used bullying tactics and favouritism to manipulate journalists.

Contractors hired by the Foreign Office but overseen by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) produce videos, photos, military reports, radio broadcasts, print products and social media posts branded with the logos of fighting groups, and effectively run a press office for opposition fighters.

I run a press office at our Annual Congress, organize media training days for our members, and try to help journalists find the right person to talk to (usually at about 5 minutes notice).

Given Cameron is one half of a Downing Street double-act which has employed a phone-hacking supremo to run a press operation and decided to cut the rate of income tax for millionaires during an unprecedented decline in real wages, it was easy to let one's imagination run wild when speculating about what he was going to propose.

"I saw some of the winners last year when we ran a press day with them and the enthusiasm and excitement of the young writers was brilliant".

The media group ran a press ad claiming it offered the fastest broadband speeds in peak time, citing Ofcom research comparing it with rivals BT, Plusnet and EE on a 38Mb connection.

To further amplify the news, we ran a press conference at Disrupt with myself and two of the signatories – Brent Hoberman CBE and Kathryn Parsons of Decoded.

Two Dollar Radio is a small team: just a husband and wife running a press out of their home in Columbus.

"His friend Leandro Katz ran a press and wanted to publish an artist book Oiticica was working on, but Oiticica decided he was never going to finish it.