Sentence examples for storm the press from inspiring English sources

After his world record breaking run in New York City, which was preceded by a lightning storm, the press frequently made puns on the Jamaican's name, nicknaming him "Lightning Bolt" and the "Bolt from the blue".

Inside the building, they stormed the press area and sprayed reporters with Champagne.

"You bet there'll be Congressional hearings," stormed Mr. DeLay on "Meet the Press," echoing cries by Trent Lott and Orrin Hatch.

"Anyone in the eye of the storm in the press has a pretty tough time of it".

One councilman, Lewis A. Fidler of Brooklyn, stormed into the press room at City Hall and accused the mayor of playing "a nasty game of chicken" with the property tax proposal, which would amount to a tax hike.

In addition to injuries, there were a heavily publicized divorce, and the usual storms with the press, and the Williams Shift — the maneuver, custom-built by Lou Boudreau, of the Cleveland Indians, whereby three infielders were concentrated on the right side of the infield, where a left-handed pull hitter like Williams generally hits the ball.

A group of Chilean fans stormed into the press centre at the Maracana stadium in a bid to sneak in to watch their team play.

Nevertheless, David Pelham, the show's producer and a man as combative as its creator, had poured money into advertising the London opening at the Cambridge Theatre, and invited an impressive list of eminent figures to the first night on 5 May, many of whom, impervious to, or perhaps intrigued by, the storm warnings in the press, actually turned up.

An armed gang stormed the printing press of Bahrain's only opposition newspaper Al Wasat and tried to smash its presses and stop its publication.

Karjakin says that when his opponent stormed out of the press conference following his defeat, "I had the impression that he had cracked and in the next game I played very sharply.

Perhaps he will take credit for getting them to the quarter-final, but his behaviour after the opening game, storming out of the press conference after 22 seconds in protest at a refereeing decision that replays proved correct, was bizarre, all the more so as he left the forward Jonathan Ayité to speak to the media.