Sentence examples for stern press from inspiring English sources

Irving's performance at the Stern press conference where he violently harangued Trevor-Roper until ejected by security led him to be featured prominently on the news; the next day, Irving appeared on the Today television show as a featured guest.

"It's Obi-Wan?" Mr. Stern pressed the phone to his ear and closed his eyes tightly.

But the more telling detail, in a way, was that even before calling Murdoch "it was decided that Giles should ring Trevor-Roper back and insist that if he had doubts he should not air them in public at Stern's press conference but should reveal them exclusively in the following week's Sunday Times".

Think back all those stern-faced press conferences full of hysterical claims, the efforts to paint the game as full of drug cheats and crims - months later, none of those WMD have so far been found, and the ACC's dossier is looking dodgier by the hour.

They were all given a stern warning: Do not press the escape key, because it will erase important study data.

President Bush said this week he would press for sterner sanctions if Sudan failed to co-operate fully.

The proprietary instincts of British broadsheets are inflamed by the fact that the normally stern-faced and press-shy Garnier a Frenchman!–has made Philadelphia and not London the trueheadquarters.

The cookie press comes with stern warnings to use only the included recipes, which have less butter and sugar to maintain their rigid shapes.

So warned the stern legend atop a recent press release that Sportingbet.com, a publicly owned bookmaker based in England, issued concerning its acquisition of rival SportsBook.

(The Home Office then discontinued that particular question).Labour's unswerving determination to press on with other stern security measures may also be backfiring.

A provision of a confidential draft resolution proposed last week by Russia suggests how difficult it may be to convince Russia to press ahead with any stern measures.