Sentence examples for this first press from inspiring English sources

But this first press conference was long, at 82 minutes, and relaxed: quite unlike the stilted affairs of past years.What particularly caught the headlines was a notably non-judgmental remark about homosexuality.

And that, in fact, may be the most important development of this first press conference of 2013: we already know Ben Bernanke is a savvy politician who knows how to read a room.

I could never have predicted this on suffering the first press screening and that dreadful Celine Dion song.

"This is one of the first times that from the first press conference, a tour had bad press," Mr. Grossweiner said.

Rupert Murdoch was not the first press baron in Britain with political influence.

It was an unreality that the audience at the first press screening rewarded with generous applause.

Traditionally there was a thicker second press, which is sometimes still seen, though hydraulic presses have largely obviated it these days, scraping everything that's left after the first press into a common pot of darker saltiness.

He's not the first press secretary who's faced an unruly press corps.

The Guardian said that it would be the first press law in Britain since 1695.

For instance, the first press release issued after their daughter Bristol's pregnancy became public.

And the first press from Suncance started to fully understand the film.