assembling pressの例文

• The response drew laughter from the assembled press corps.
• Taken together, Clinton's appearances in April before members of the assembled press showed him off to advantage.
• Barry Bonds told the assembled press.
• Hoving said to the assembled press.
• However, the assembled press reporters were not happy with these statements and continued to press Cockcroft on the issue.
• But some lawyers present were not prepared to be silenced, with numerous sound-bites on offer for the assembled press corps.
• "My God, I've won the British Open and my name's on this trophy, " he said to the assembled press.
• "It's like hitting the lottery, " beamed a tall man standing off to the side of the assembled press corps.
• Lema bought champagne for the assembled press 33 years ago, and Pate obliged and picked up the tab for the press.
• At Camp David, members of the assembled press corps were invited into the compound only once, to watch a twilight military parade.
• That comment yielded yet another " hastily assembled press conference, " as reporters invariably call them, which is something of a Gore signature.
• After an uneventful landing, the 36-year-old commercial pilot and artist from the Seattle area waved as he taxied past assembled press and well-wishers.
• She is spending her days cutting samples, assembling press packets and packing boxes for Lela Rose, a fashion designer and friend of the first family.
• What is the assembled press supposed to do, turn off the cameras and tell the chief to find another means of communicating with the killer?
• After downing 3 Fw-190s on April 8, he was the top scoring 8th Air Force Debden for a group of assembled press reporters and movie cameras.
• "I'd like to thank all the people who supported me, " he told the assembled press corps, waiting a beat before turning to his wife with a grin.
• "Two months ago it looked like David Letterman was coming to ABC . This is not a step in the right direction, " joked Jimmy Kimmel to the assembled press.
• That brought moans from the assembled press, some of them with lenses as long as tank barrels, who mostly spent the time exchanging rumors or talking importantly into their many cell phones.
• On 1 July 2005, IOC president Jacques Rogge, when asked who the winner would be, told the assembled press, " I cannot predict it since I don't know how the IOC members will vote.
• And in a hastily assembled press conference Wednesday, chief executives from more than a dozen area hospitals said they could be forced out of business if the full amount of overdue bills aren't paid.