Sentence examples for the extensive press from inspiring English sources

Wall vitrines lined with newspaper clippings attest to the extensive press coverage it received, as do excerpts from television news interviews playing on monitors.

It should in all honesty be said that all we know is what was said by the two leaders at the extensive press conference.

"Whereas in this trial," he said, "the mastermind has already been manufactured by the extensive press coverage, the attacks by politicians on bin Laden, and even the public statements and military actions of former President Clinton".

For someone professing himself to be "totally bemused" by the extensive press coverage that followed his on-air rant yesterday, and finding the whole thing "ridiculous", Chris Moyles is doing little to end discussion of it.

"Despite all the public questioning and statements of concern by us and others, and our freedom-of-information requests, and the extensive press coverage the FBI's Baltimore flights received, the Baltimore police did not see fit to ask the public's permission to use this startling new technology on the city's population," he said.

The extensive press coverage of the incident made Monteux "at age thirty-eight, truly a famous conductor".

Tindall, who has said he will appeal the decision, was the subject of extensive press attention after a night out at the Altitude Bar in Queenstown, after England's 13-9 win over Argentina.

Over the weekend, Truck was visited by a select group, including architects from high-visibility firms like Tsao & McKown; James Polshek and Davis Brody Bondd, many of whom were New York acquaintances or who had seen the company's extensive press coverage.

An internal message to supporters notes the "good fortune of extensive press coverage," thanks to Mr. Levine.

Peter Broderick, the panel's moderator, said a Harmony Institute study of the education-reform film "Waiting for Superman" identified "extensive press coverage" as having amplified the message of the movie, which holds teachers responsible for failures in the public schools.

At a time when it seems any movement on the Republican side of the candidate field produces instant and extensive press coverage, more and more observers are suggesting there's something out of whack with Sanders' press treatment.