local press in English
printing press of a local newspape
Use "local press" in a sentence
1. Orrin's making a big fuss in the local press.
2. The play got rave praises in the local press.
3. The local press is particularly vulnerable to predigested news.
4. 18 The rumours were eagerly seized upon by the local press.
5. He wrote a scurrilous piece about me in the local press.
6. 20 The rumours were eagerly seized on by the local press.
7. 27 Please watch the local press for details nearer the time.
8. 5 The performance got a good write-up in the local press.
9. 6 His latest play got/was given an enthusiastic write-up in the local press.
10. We are a small business so we can only afford to advertise in the local press.
11. Considerable coverage was given by the local press and recognition by many municipal, provincial and academic institutions.
12. The local press are doing their best to satisfy the thirst for facts on the tournament and teams.
13. Again the politicians balked at the cost of buying the land, and the local press echoed their opinion.
14. The local press came in curious gaggles, and the students eased shyly into their new incarnations as media darlings.
15. The team conducted numerous dissemination activities, including academic contribution to the study field, and a series of articles in the local press.
16. Paul Magazine (CLICK HERE to see our menus), Barbette has also received "best of's" from local press for its late night dining, neighborhood night on sundays, desserts, wine list, date spot, music, and, of …
17. However the team was more commonly known as the RP, the acronym for the country's official name, Republika ng Pilipinas, which the local press used when they referred to the team as the "RP Booters" or the "RP XI".
18. The variance of $ # is attributable primarily to the lower actual expenditure for training fees and supplies and haircutting services for military personnel, reduced requirements for the acquisition of accoutrements owing to sufficient stocks and lower actual cost of procurement advertisements in local press and coveralls for technical staff purchased locally
19. The variance of $46,600 is attributable primarily to the lower actual expenditure for training fees and supplies and haircutting services for military personnel, reduced requirements for the acquisition of accoutrements owing to sufficient stocks and lower actual cost of procurement advertisements in local press and coveralls for technical staff purchased locally.