Sentence examples for someone's press from inspiring English sources

"If they burn someone's press secretary, it's not going to be the end of the world," Pareene told The Huffington Post.

One woman held out a roll of bills and pointed to someone's press kit.

The point is you don't just ring someone's press office and expect an answer in Syria; nor should we ever expect that an independent investigation into the violations will take place where the ruling elite would eventually be held responsible and collectively resign.

Someone's pressed the wrong button!

Long ago, when Bob Kerrey had Nelson's seat, I wrote something that offended someone in Kerrey's press office who told me that I was banned from Nebraska forever.

"Is it possible to quote someone yawning?" the Senator's press secretary, Philippe Reines, said to the Washington Post.

Andres Colman, a journalist from Ultima Hora, posted on Facebook that someone from the president's press office had confided in him that[the press office] had created a Twitter account, but Lugo tweeted very little, so most of the time they had to fill the space by uploading photos, videos, etc. of his activities.

Still, some Arkansans considered it dirty pool; it was unheard of, locally, for someone to interrupt an opponent's press conference, and, besides, it was Hillary having it both ways — attacking with her no-holds-barred litigator's skills, as though she were the candidate herself, but being protected against any counterattack by virtue of being not the candidate but the First Lady.

If the word "transformational" is not in the CEO's press release, someone in PR gets fired.

Someone raises the topic at Sky's press conference and Sir Dave Brailsford is straight on him: "Finding an engine in a bike is pretty simple.

12.15pm: Surrey police's press officer called someone at the NoW (name redacted), who said he was not aware of any developments in the Dowler investigation in the area where the recruitment agency was located.