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How To Use press association In A Sentence

• John now works for the Press Association and gallivants all over the world in search of great pictures.
• As the cold war ended, the word surfaced again with a slightly different meaning: in 1990, Professor Paul Wilkinson, a British terrorism expert, told the Press Association that Iraq was unrivaled in the technique, with sleeper squads, known as “submarines,” already in position. The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time
• Press Association While the G-20 talks, Chinese exports, such as trucks in Lianyungang, continue. Conflicting Agendas Doom Summits
• Apparently, Hollywood is still aflutter over Ricky Gervais's roasty hostdom of the Golden Globes, during which he did his best to insult every celebrity in the room, several who weren't in the room, and the not-famous-until-he-was-ruthlessly-mocked head of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The Art Of Satire: In Defense Of Ricky Gervais' Golden Globes Hosting Gig
• The scene is described by a Press Association correspondent who left the city late on Thursday.
• Press Association Steven Frayne While he may not yet be a household name like David Blaine or David Copperfield, his mind-bending skills are creating a buzz. Magician Steven Frayne Gets Back to Reality
• The Golden Globes, voted for by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, are seen as a pointer to this year's Oscars, and were held just two days before Oscar nominations are announced.
• The first chunk is being used to buy government gilts, the UK's Press Association reported, at twice-weekly auctions.
• The Press Association made agency news nationally available by providing a central telegraphic agency for the new provincial press.
• In later life he was closely associated with propaganda for the Co-operative movement, and advocated co-partnership schemes, supported Gladstonian Liberalism, and in 1899 was first chairman of the Rationalist Press Association.