Sentence examples for to be press from inspiring English sources
There continue to be press accounts of worker suicides.
Mr. Weiner used to be press secretary to Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan.
So, the authors wrote, when she was first asked to be press secretary, she responded, in reference to a Trump property, "Which one?
But a regulator whose very living depends on finding and punishing what it deems to be press misdemeanours would seem an appalling prospect.
Hamlet, though, would be useless, a gigantic 'quick time event' in which, after an hour of ponderous CGI story, a message flashes on the screen demanding, "To be, press X.
Vinyl has to be pressed at special pressing plants.
A dome type hub of carbon-glass/epoxy has been developed to be press-fitted into the rotor with interference in order to offset the hoop strain.
You'd best be prepared to be press-ganged on to the stage – to dance, shoot a man dead, or breast the tape for Olympic glory.
THEM?" Because generally speaking they are the people who are either slow-witted enough to be press-ganged into taking on a role that, let's face it, no one else wants.
But he was about to be press-ganged, fed to roomfuls of reporters who would ask him how his latest film, "Robin Hood," compares to "Gladiator" (it does and it doesn't) and whether he and Russell Crowe bickered on the set.
