Sentence examples for take press from inspiring English sources
But exposure only works when governments take press freedom seriously.
But in events like this, I don't take press questions because it doesn't give you or me the chance to have a full discussion on the topic".
She testified against the phone-hacking that made her family's life a misery, revealing all sorts of lurid personal stuff, and about Murdoch himself, revealing quite extraordinary tales of how she had sung at his wedding to Wendi Deng, and been convinced to take "press favours" in lieu of payment.
If I started to take press like this too seriously I might as well just dissolve my company and stop coming into work.
They also take press junkets in stride.
As a journalist who works regularly in Africa, I take press freedoms pretty seriously.
"This only really existed in the realm of the constitutional courts and human rights conferences and up until now he really took press freedom for granted".
He learned the technical aspects as an assistant to a still-life photographer and earned a little money taking press photos for bands like Duran Duran and the Brand New Heavies.
Take the following dialogue: "Do you accept that offence has widely been taken?" presses one of Tom's interrogators.
Take the strike press it against the hole on the frame and screw it in backwards.
