Sentence examples for subject of press from inspiring English sources
As we followed him, the subject of press releases came up.
Such misleading stories about the inevitably positive role of technology are not limited to the subject of press freedom.
Ms Hoppen, whose previous partners have included the England footballer Sol Campbell and hairdresser Nicky Clarke, has long been the subject of press interest in her love life.
Research the developer online: has it been the subject of press articles or chatroom discussions about poor build quality and complaints?
Hell, anyway, is more or less the subject of "Press," the hourlong solo that Mr. Rigal is presenting at the Baryshnikov Arts Center this week.
Bank account information was also allegedly sought on the seventh in line to the throne Prince Edward and his wife Sophie who were the subject of press speculation about their finances.
Last year, during the month of August, everyone was so bored that they treated a crackpot Islamophobic minister as a subject worthy of press conferences and hours of news coverage.
The subject of the press conference was taxes.
One of the most comprehensive reports by the BBC on how it manages its money was not made the subject of a press conference or an official launch.
They become known as "The Three" and are the subject of intense press speculation, particularly when details start to emerge about quite how odd their behaviour has become.
Her gender transition was the subject of vigorous press interest after a letter written by the headteacher of St Mary Magdalen's C of E primary school in Accrington just before Christmas was leaked to the media.
