How To Use Press agent In A Sentence
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He could not unmake the public image his press agents had so carefully built.
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an oily sycophantic press agent
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There were theatrical agents, Press agents, travel agents and a wigmaker.
STAGE FRIGHT
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To be fair, it's hard to put a lot of life into characters who are mere types — the conniving, career-driven press agent (Katie Cassidy); the lunk-headed, good-guy filmmaker (Michael Rady); the bad-boy bitter rich kid (Shaun Sipos) — and not particularly interesting types, at that.
Make sure you steer clear of this 'Melrose Place' makeover
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By not including him on its "most wanted" list, RD is performing a similar press agentry service for Mr. Bush.
The Reader's Digest, "Dangerous Leaders," And The Little Man Who Wasn't There
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For example, the press agents were stumped when asked to explain the rules and legal implications of the Wi-Fi Internet waves.
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All the official jets, snazzy embassies, and expensive press agents cannot hide that these illegitimate rulers are not in the political sense Western at all.
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The worldwide revulsion that followed was such that JDR decided to hire the most talented press agent in the country, Ivy Lee, who got the tough assignment of whitewashing the tycoon's bloodied image.
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Because officials are so anxious to get good press, there is often tremendous pressure on the government press agent.
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He could not unmake the public image his press agents had so carefully built.
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Now he appears like a ham actor who is starting to believe his press agent.
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Fed by press agents, tipsters, legmen and ghost writers, he possessed the extraordinary ability to make a Broadway show a hit, create overnight celebrities; enhance or destroy a political career.
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The world of press agents, publicists and leaking stories to the press was alien to her.
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Because officials are so anxious to get good press, there is often tremendous pressure on the government press agent.
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“We were simply bowled over by Madame, who was way ahead of her press agentry,” said David O. Selznick, adding that he was disappointed that people did not seem to have paid enough attention to the “symphonic narrative” and “march” created for the occasion—compositions he called “the first important serious music to come out of the war.”
The Last Empress
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He could not unmake the public image his press agents had so carefully built.
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He didn't fess up to the religious slurs in the first one, and it really read like it was written by a press agent.
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The pace quickens in a scene featuring press agents (or are they anchorpersons?) who circle the gallery walls with dizzying speed, their interchangeable faces and messages flying from one screen to the next.
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Because officials are so anxious to get good press, there is often tremendous pressure on the government press agent.
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Ms. Kaplan quotes one observer as saying that Trujillo's offer was "one of the boldest masterstrokes of modern press agentry.
Strange Migration:
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He could not unmake the public image his press agents had so carefully built.
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The press agent tied himself in knots trying to apologise.
