Sentence examples for temporary press from inspiring English sources

He wrote that Mr. Munro was wearing a temporary press credential, not a permanent one.

"I want to be able to express my opinions to officials," he said in an interview in his home, which is next door to the temporary press center.

Before engaging Mr. Guckert on "a volunteer basis," Mr. Eberle said he himself got temporary press credentials to attend a White House briefing.

From her perch on the camera stands, a woman using temporary press credentials as a representative of The Epoch Times, a newspaper published by the dissident group Falun Gong, shouted in Chinese and English that China was persecuting the group's members.

But our time is up and, as we are led back to the lifts that will take Brody back up to Hollywoodland's temporary press HQ - a cluster of rooms full of posters, rows of empty tea cups and people talking in whispers - he is very much back in movie-star mode, walking several paces ahead with his head bowed against recognition.

Even today, with the alert status at the base scaled back to some degree, Army spokesmen who agreed to meet with a reporter would do so, for security reasons, only at a temporary press office set up in a golf course clubhouse at the periphery of the installation.

Suppose, however, that all of a convalescent patient's electrode patches were consolidated into a single, nearly invisible and weightless version -- as thin as a temporary, press-on tattoo.

We hope it's not temporary until the bad press passes".

"There were temporary desks for the press box for the World Series," said Meistrich, who recalled Johnny Mize, a former Giant slugger, then with the Yankees, a few seats away.

They were meant to be lifted in 2005, but a rush of Chinese imports caused a protectionist backlash (duly dubbed "bra wars" by the British press) and temporary restrictions were slapped back on for a further transitional period of two years.You might expect ordinary consumers to be looking forwards to cheap Chinese goods entering the market, in expectation of lower prices at the tills.

We take a temporary separation, but the press, it gives you stuff to write about".