Sentence examples for staging press from inspiring English sources

Scotland (George Burley and Darren Fletcher) and Wales (John Toshack and Craig Bellamy) will also be staging press conferences.

ON a 48-hour swing through Connecticut last weekend, Senator Christopher J. Dodd began acting like a candidate for re-election, staging press events and commandeering a Sunday news show.

But in Charlotte he was in a familiar position: insisting to the press that the protests had not been as violent as the broadcast images had suggested, counselling young African-Americans that their anger was legitimate, staging press conferences to make demands that would not be heeded.

A good time to take over at United? Moyes claims it is, or at least he did when he was still staging press conferences, though at this stage it seems inauspicious, to say the least, that Sir Alex Ferguson's voluntary step-down happened to coincide with José Mourinho's return to Chelsea.

Donnelly repeatedly asked Rexnord to reconsider, staging press conferences about the plight of its workers.

Throughout both occupations, the Bundys staged press conferences and carried their weapons openly.

Sharapova's smoothly staged press conference raised more questions than it answered.

And yet, Morrison turns up to staged press conferences once a week and refuses to comment on medical reports alleging inhumane conditions.

In a public relations skirmish that mirrored the presidential battle over Florida, both camps staged press events yesterday to proclaim their integrity at a time of uncertainty.

By John Cassidy April 6, 2010 Watching Tiger Woods effortlessly handling the polite queries from golf reporters at his meticulously staged press conference in Augusta yesterday, I was reminded of a story about the English soccer team at the 1986 soccer World Cup, which took place in Mexico.

We get glimpses of these great characters in poorly staged press conferences that make it impossible for us to actually connect with them.