in the press造句
(121) It's disingenuous of politicians to blame journalists for leaks that appear in the press.
(122) They put a notice in the press ordering the recall of all the baby food that might have been contaminated.
(123) He was never vilified in the press as Robson was.
(124) This was a source of perpetual embarrassment to the college and fuel for attack on the part of critics in the press.
(125) Pencils in the press box flew frantically.
(126) The new policy was freely ventilated in the press.
(127) It adopts the view that the fuzzy terms, commonly seen in the press, play unique roles in backgrounding and highlighting news events.
(128) So, for goodness' sakes, no cheering in the press box.
(129) Charlie Parker's name first appeared in the press reports about music in nineteen forty.
(130) Why don't you go ask our friends in the press corps?
(131) The inflated self-important jargon you sling around—in the press, at your conferences—what's that got to do with us?
(132) Pictures appeared in the press and online next day of the president devouring his chili dog and paying for his meal just like everyone else.
(133) To portray a man in the press, one should use language description to represent his spirit and his characters.
(134) In the press release, Steve Haber, the president of Sony's Digital Reading Business Division, argues that ePub is "quickly becoming the de facto standard for eBooks."
(135) Interestingly, one of Skype's biggest strengths was barely mentioned in the press conference announcing the deal: the massive amount of minutes Skype users represent on the public telephone network.
(136) As well as defensive uncertainty, one other thing stood out to me as I shivered in the press box along with, among others, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger - Italy's shocking lack of creativity.
(137) A few of us in the press were there, goggle-eyed at the lavish hospitality.
(138) During the visit, there were predictable headlines in the press about Medvedev and President Hu Jintao denouncing U.S. plans for missile shields in both Europe and east Asia.
(139) Stories in the press about lawsuits between family members over disputed properties are not news anymore.
(140) Menzies, a former Royal Navy submarine commander, is a soft-spoken and diminutive presence, not at all the obsessive eccentric he's been painted in the press.
(141) Over the next couple of days, you may hear a lot of speculation in the press about why I am making this decision now and that will mostly be conjecture.
(142) If just one story about a costly quarantine ( of ISPM 15 noncompliant cargo ) gets in the press, it could be a real threat to the wood pallet industry.
(143) The notes, as included in the press release, are: mineral water, anemone, lotus, orris, and Corsican blue cedar.
(144) Praise from the manager for Aguero, linked in the press with a move to Chelsea in the summer, may make ears prick up but Ancelotti qualified his observation on the 21-year-old Argentine.
(145) We demand legal warfare on deliberate political mendacity and its dissemination in the press.
(146) The action of the ruling junta has been criticizecriticized in the press.
(147) She is pillory in the press for her extravagant parties.
(148) Friends quoted in the press say Bessette is hip and determined, a natural socializer who knows how to get what she wants.
(149) The education secretary was pilloried in the press for his ridiculous decision.
(150) When a 1989 Republican whispering campaign calling Democratic Speaker Tom Foley gay became too loud to ignore, it was denounced in the press as a "smear."
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