press corps

The press corps accompanying Nixon did not concern themselves with the long-range implications of the journey.

Think of the White House press corps, the British "lobby" press that covers parliament or sports journalists assigned to a team.

ZhaoJinFei was assigned to maintain the press corps, the front interview fangyuan will start out to the press corps do work for help.

As Mr. Obama hacked through the grass, some 30 members of the White House press corps sat out of sight on a bus for five hours.

"Try to get these people in the front row, the press corps, to write on this more than once, and their eyes glaze over, " Mr. Warner said.

The president delivered the joke at the White House press corps' annual shindig, but it makes an apt metaphor for the past week.

The president's decision to go before the White House press corps also suggests Obama is acutely aware of the political peril here.

American photographer Sean Flynn cut a maniacal figure among the Saigon press corps, racing a motorbike, living in a haze of narcotics.

It also happened to coincide with a screening organized by the U. N. press corps.

The arrival of Denton seemed to immediately calm the frayed nerves of public officials and stem the anger of a frustrated press corps.

When the White House press corps heard the G20 was to be hosted by Pittsburgh, many sniggered.

The eight truth is "Foreign press corps did not ask the Japanese army anything about massarce. "

Obama issued a statement mourning the day the former special White House press corps heads.

A lot of the press corps thought that this was going to blow up eventually.

Someone had plucked it from the G-drive and circulated it around the Washington press corps.

The gentlemanly press corps of the early 1960s kept quiet about Jack's escapades; modern scribblers know no such restraint.

Seat shocked the Auto Salon Barcelona press corps today by introducing the production model of the Seat Ibiza Bocanegra.

He then looked down at the press corps and said, "Sorry about that. "

The first, from Helen Thomas, 89, the "dean of the White House press corps" , caused deep offence.

She was also helped by a fit of guilt in the press corps.

He throws an occasional elbow at critics like his predecessors Edward Koch and David Dinkins. He certainly slaps the press corps around.

By the end of the weekend the killer's name will be on the lips of the Northern Irish press corps.

"The G7 meetings . . . which were officially held today . . . started last night, " he told bemused members of the Japanese press corps.

Several members of the press corps were also scheduled to make the last trip.

Members of the Australian press corps were on the Garuda Airlines flight, however.

Clinton came to Washington determined to dominate or ignore the capital's gigantic press corps.

According to the Russian military press corps, "the missile accurately hit the training target. "

XiaoXiang and TianQing every day doing translation work for the press corps, feel full and meaningful.

Frequent fliers in the press corps say the food is good, but not gourmet;