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press box

NOUN
  1. box reserved for reporters (as at a sports event)

How To Use press box In A Sentence

  • When his third went in, the Press box was already shrouded in smoke. The Sun
  • So, as a Republican commentator, he applauds from the press box his party's cynical power plays, as in a game of football. Nigel Hamilton: David Brooks: Soft in the Head
  • It all starts in the press box with the play-by-play and color commentaries.
  • From my limited experience of sitting in the press box a few times, there is a delay of at least 1 second between the action occurring on the field and the TV channel telecasting it.
  • The rebuilt media center will offer seating and workspace for 170 people, an increase of approximately 30 from the old press box.
  • When his third went in, the Press box was already shrouded in smoke. The Sun
  • The locomotives lead two express boxcars, a heritage baggage, a business class coach, café, three more coaches, and two or three express cars at the end.
  • By chance, my seat in the press box in Tulane Stadium was next to that of the late, great Jimmy Cannon, who was absolutely horror-struck by the incident involving the balloon.
  • Paterno also coached from the press box for a portion of Penn State's game against Temple earlier in the season. USATODAY.com
  • My duty was to run statistical information and other paperwork from trackside up to the press box.
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