Sentences with phrase «handful of reporters»

A better way to get think about «getting press» is to develop a relationship with a handful of reporters, and become a reliable source within your particular industry or area of expertise.

«He speaks off - the - cuff about homosexual priests before a handful of reporters on the airplane going back to Rome and his remarks trigger 220 news stories.»

The Working Families Party and Citizen Action of New York pre-emptively released a memo yesterday to a handful of reporters — including yours truly — to make the case that a win by Tkaczyk would provide a «major boost» to their quest for publicly financed, or «fair», elections.

The day after the framework deal was announced a handful of reporters were called down to the governor's office for an off - the - record briefing on the session's conclusion.

Instead, the perennial candidate from Syracuse, who on Thursday quietly announced his candidacy in Albany to handful of reporters, is hoping his campaign will help build the party's infrastructure and continue to move the state forward on progressive issues.

Until recently, this kind of data was only available to a handful of reporters who often had to sift through thousands of pages of documents to track it down.

The senator began by repeating Mr. Wayne's offending comments for the benefit of the handful of reporters who braved the crowds of tourists to witness Mr. Smith's denunciation of the rapper.

He slipped out through the back of a tent without taking questions from reporters (he did, following Obama's nomination speech, stop briefly to chat with a handful of reporters including myself before jetting back to New York).

Afterward, with Maziarz and his wife standing nearby, Jones told a handful of reporters that the plea deal includes no agreement of any kind for the former senator to cooperate with any other investigations the attorney general's office may have open.

When Flanagan finally took a few questions from a handful of reporters who staked out his Capitol office, he did so for only three minutes.

Instead, a handful of reporters were escorted by Flanagan's communications director, Scott Reif, down a hall and to a spot outside the Senate chamber in an area normally shut off to anyone but senators.

He is one of a handful of reporters whose work has been honored in journalism competitions for excellence in both newspaper and television coverage.

«Promotion to the deputy premier league» Just a year ago Nick Clegg caused not a little mirth among the handful of reporters sufficiently in trouble with their offices to be sent to the Lib Dems with a whimsical speech which included: «Let me tell you why I want to be Prime Minister,» writes broadcaster Peter McHugh.

Just a year ago Nick Clegg caused not a little mirth among the handful of reporters sufficiently in trouble with their offices to be sent to the Lib Dems with a whimsical speech which included: «Let me tell you why I want to be Prime Minister.»

While delivering a speech, Kennedy spotted only a handful of reporters sitting in the press gallery overlooking the House floor.

A few years ago, SEMA was the first place a handful of reporters were allowed to drive the Chrysler PT Cruiser and were given the first - anywhere glimpse of the Ford Thunderbird.

I joined a round - table discussion with Apple SVPs and a handful of reporters to get the skinny on