Sentence examples for the press approach from inspiring English sources
Bush brought a "Meet the Press" approach to a "Jersey Shore" primary.
Paul Dacre gave evidence that the press approach their subject in 99 cases out of 100.
No wonder members of the press approach the aspiring starlet gingerly: "I hate the L.A. Times," the skater told associate producer Michael Muller in turning down a request for an interview.
But in the end, he said he sees the bash-the-press approach for what it is: an attempt to score political points.
Norwood wanted to take what he calls a sideways glance at the issues, and to avoid the obvious press approach.
Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida also appeared on "Meet the Press" and immediately rejected Mr. Jindal's approach.
When these attack units find something of note, the press teams approach newspapers to offer their discoveries as a story.
In the age of "alternative facts," John Micklethwait explains how the press should approach the new U.S. president.
We found that the use of lever-press or nose-poke during FR1 sessions did not impact the performance of C57BL/6 mice, but that the lever-press approach correlated with enhanced performance during PR testing.
After his photograph appeared in the press, strangers approached him on the street and in cafés, seeking autographs and offering encouragement.
The Leveson Inquiry into the "culture, practices and ethics of the press," is approaching the end of its third module, which has been looking at the relationship between the press and politicians.
