Sentences with phrase «bunch of reporters»

You know things are not going too well when one of your biggest supporters criticizes you publicly, in front of a bunch of reporters.

Additionally, Shur said, evidence regarding statements Silver made «to a bunch of reporters while jammed into an elevator» regarding transparency should also not be allowed to be heard by the jury.

If you're facing death threats, mentioning them to a bunch of reporters and then declining to elaborate when approached by your employer seems pretty weird.

Not exact matches

There's an underlying theme of contempt for institutions — for government, for university education, for lawyers and reporters («the biggest bunch of liars»)-- as well as for «losers» who lack initiative and expect handouts.

«We have been very clear to the Assad regime, but also to other players on the ground, that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized,» Obama told reporters that year.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, a sequel to the 1996 basketball adventure comedy, Space Jam, starring Michael Jordan and a bunch of Looney Tunes characters is in the works.

«We have been very clear to the Assad regime, but also to other players on the ground, that a red line for us is [if] we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilised,» Obama told reporters.

«I've done a bunch of interviews, including with you and others, and I'm going to get back to work today,» Weiner bristled to a Post reporter when asked how he could possibly be uncertain about whether the photo showed his aroused member.

Lazio pointed out the AG hasn't released copies of his returns this year, (he has filed for an extension, as has Lazio), but has instead had aides «brief» reporters on their contents — all the while sitting back while surrogates like state Democratic Party Chairman Jay Jacobs, party Executive Director Charlie King and a bunch of hand puppets slam Lazio.

The movie's heroes are the news media, specifically a bunch of largely unsung reporters at The Washington Post (one of three competing daily newspapers in the city at the time).

Fox's publicity push for the upcoming release of Ridley Scott's «Prometheus» continues apace with a recent feature piece in The Hollywood Reporter revealing a bunch of production tidbits and minor spoilers about the upcoming film.Amongst the facts garnered is...

Rick Rowley's Dirty Wars is the most overtly political film of the bunch, focusing on reporter Jeremy Scahill's investigation into the US's new methods of fighting wars.

The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that a bunch of the original Transformers cast has signed on to return for the sequel.

The Hollywood Reporter's actor roundtables are always a highlight of the Emmy season and this year's crop of drama actresses are a fantastic, award - winning bunch of ladies from some of your favorite shows.

My apologies to honest hard - working reporters who I am dumping into the same barrel as a bunch of bad apples (astroturf).

A reporter contacted me about my experience with Kindle spam, and the resulting Reuters article has been syndicated in a bunch of places like the Los Angeles Times and Forbes.

Kiplinger's magazine sent a reporter undercover to a bunch of free trading seminars that promised tricks that would allow him to rake in amazing profits.

«We found 11 straight years of state violations, including a bunch that were issued just before we drove out there — but zero fines paid to the [Missouri] Department of Ag,» says Chris Hayes, a Fox reporter who interviewed Ritter and aired two stories in St. Louis.

Putting you in the shoes of Jack Carver, you're sent into a tropical paradise to help rescue a reporter from a vicious bunch of Mercenaries.