Sentence examples for wave of press from inspiring English sources
Hopefully that will be just the start of a global wave of press.
Ever the savvy media operator, the far-right leader would have known that his extremist party desperately needed to keep riding the wave of press coverage.
The differences within NATO ranks have come to the fore as public concern, fed by a wave of press reports, has grown over these weapons.
Wilson's victory was welcomed by a wave of press enthusiasm which subsequent, cheap denigration – "George Brown drunk is a better man than Harold Wilson sober" – obliterated from the public memory.
While touted in the wave of press conferences and opinion pieces that followed as the first creation of a "synthetic cell" or even "the first self-replicating species we've had on the planet whose parent is a computer," the accomplishment was more of a technical tour de force than a conceptual breakthrough.
It shouldn't be surprising that some of those users are now interested in Foursquare after yesterday's announcement (and subsequent tidal wave of press).
Maybe, Canute-like, he was making a point: the waves of press hostility, with their flotsam of knaves and liars, are unlikely to desist.
The first is that Apple is using Digitude as a hired gun of sorts in its patent offensive, giving the company valuable patents to wield against its opponents (while avoiding the waves of press that are spurred by each new lawsuit).
Shortly after the GOP tax bill became law, corporate America responded with waves of press releases about how companies would give their workers bonuses.
After a surviving waves of press all over the world over a dehumanizing ordeal involving overly invasive TSA procedures earlier this year, Petosky is on a fresh path.
For better or worse, despite the waves of press declaring ballroom's imminent breakout into the mainstream, and all of its celebrity endorsements, ballroom has remained stubbornly underground.
