Sentence examples for some good press from inspiring English sources

After all, it's high time wheat got some good press.

Even getting angry has been getting some good press lately, at least in Finland.

BEGINNER Thanks to some good press and better sandwiches, Bouchon Bakery, on the third floor of the Time Warner Center, has become one of the more celebrated Central Park picnic purveyors.

Over the years, coalition members have developed all sorts of strategies to improve buildings and neighborhoods; now they are mounting a concerted effort to get their two-town hometown some good press.

But, aside from some good press, there were more tangible benefits for both Lord Black and for the people who associated with him, benefits that go to the heart of shareholder complaints about the company.

I once helped organise an awards ceremony, held in a posh venue lent to us by a corporate law firm, who also laid on catering and champagne and fabulous floristry in the misguided belief that they would get some good press out of it.

The RIAA received some rare "good press" a few months ago when it announced that it would no longer go after individual file sharers.

ELDO was set up to satisfy a number of (not particularly scientific or technological) needs: to provide a use for the UK's Blue Streak missile programme (which had just been embarrassingly cancelled) as the first stage, and to earn Britain some much needed good press as a "committed European" power.

Celebrity doctors like Sanjay Gupta and Mehmet Oz have given the movement good press and some legitimacy.

Indeed some (perhaps lazy) journalists simply cut and paste our (good) press releases.

"All press is good press".