Sentence examples for turn the press from inspiring English sources

But Miliband says that now is the moment to break with the past, when "politicians were fearful of speaking out because they thought: 'I'm going to get bad publicity, it will turn the press against me'".

By taking so many questions, he was able to turn the press corps' attitude from "why is Christie so silent?" to "when is he going to wrap up this thing?" in fewer than two hours.

Moving the interaction to Twitter would turn the press into just another account clamoring for the President's attention.

My fear is that most will choose the former option, because of fealty to all those rules of media etiquette that turn the press into fragile bags of snivel.

I am pretty sure they would gladly turn the press room into a skee-ball arcade if they could just somehow fumigate all of the desperation from the room.

In turn the press, the courts and street protesters picked up the campaign.

(TIP: With a damp sponge, you can actually turn the Pressed Powder into a foundation for more coverage).

A 2 0 defeat to the Netherlands at Wembley turned the press against him; some commentators compared the loss to the 6 3 defeat by Hungary in 1953.

Turning the press off like a faucet may have backfired on the Imperial Household Agency.

Turning the press into pollsters has made American political culture Trumpian: frantic, volatile, shortsighted, sales-driven, and anti-democratic.

But that kind of media sequencing is not how Apple turned the press into a subsidiary.