Sentence examples for select group of journalists from inspiring English sources
Abrams told a select group of journalists afterwards via video link from LA that Star Trek into Darkness would break new ground for its use of the format.
Other than a select group of journalists and analysts, the firm asked 200 regular customers to come (out of 60,000 who replied to an announcement).
MIT Professor Paula Hammond presented highlights from her recent research with a select group of journalists who attended a nanotechnology workshop hosted by the Knight Science Journalism program.
Palace officials restrict their weekly briefings to a select group of journalists from the mainstream Japanese media who in turn tend to acquiesce to imperial requests on what not to write.
Thanks to a cache of classified documents leaked by computer technician Edward Snowden to a select group of journalists, including Barton Gellman '82 (see page 46), we are learning a lot about government snooping on American citizens.
North Korea allowed a select group of journalists from Britain, China, Russia, South Korea and the United States to watch its engineers detonate blasts in the tunnels in Punggye-ri, where the country has conducted all six of its nuclear tests.
Indeed, the Obama White House has refined methods for controlling the presentation of "news" through secret meetings with select groups of journalists.
He once invited a select group of black journalists to his home in Chicago to ask them how he might handle his image better.
On Wednesday the French ambassador to Germany, Maurice Gourdaultoldntagne, told a select group of German journalists that Berlin pays too little attention to its ties with Paris.
Since the raid, General Kayani and General Pasha have remained behind the scenes, limiting their remarks to a select group of Pakistani journalists last week.
The senior White House official said there was no way to confirm whether the tunnels had been destroyed because only a select group of foreign journalists had witnessed the process.
