press corps

How To Use press corps In A Sentence

• Compared with the courage of these two outlanders, we in the D.C. press corps pay only lip service to the supposed sanctity of the reporter's right to protect his sources.
• It might work in MLS; the press corps here is pretty reasonable, and soccer isn't usually what gets our nation's crazy people's blood boiling. Should referees have to give post-game interviews?
• The Secret Service evacuated the White House, the press corps, the remaining staff there.
• You might remember when knee-jerk members of the local press corps called for his head not six weeks after his debut
• He even stuck around after the presser and fielded questions from the press corps about the Michigan football team.
• The dinner has gotten so not Washington press corps, so not our class, that this year, the New York Times stuffily declined to buy a table.
• Imagine their outrage if Democrats tried to plant a guy like this in the press corps!
• I suppose they're quite a hardened bunch, the international press corps?
• They appear to be whistle-blowers calling attention to governmental wrongdoing, and, though speaking anonymously, have little in common with the officials who fill the sails of the press corps with their wind.
• The spokesman returned in a state of even greater perplexity to confront the television cameras and assembled press corps. WALL GAMES