pressrooms造句

例句与造句

More than 300 reporters covering the summit worked in makeshift pressrooms surrounded by chalkboards, kids'crayon drawings and alphabet charts.
Around this time, the National Assembly, the South Korean parliament, and government ministries also opened their pressrooms to VOP.
The image of copy boys sprinting from desk to desk snatching typed stories and rushing them to pressrooms for conversion into printed pages was accurate into the 1970s.
An additional 200 some journalists will have access to courthouse pressrooms and a roped-off area outside the courthouse where daily news conferences will be held before television cameras.
Thousands of people had been expected to line up to try to secure seats in the courtroom, and Japanese media had created a tent city of makeshift pressrooms near the court.

It's difficult to find pressrooms in a sentence. 用pressrooms造句挺难的
They checked all the technique in all public pressrooms in the city, and since they could not find anything, they figured out that the pressroom was somewhere in the heartland.
Thousands of people had been expected to line up to try to secure seats in the courtroom for Thursday's opening session, and Japanese media had created a tent city of makeshift pressrooms near the court.
Its headquarters in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh, includes state-of-the-art prepress, pressrooms, testing laboratories, libraries, and classrooms that provide a platform for sheetfed and web printing research.
Rumors about Giuliani's private life have been rumbling through the city's pressrooms for nearly two years _ the Daily News and the Post have put dozens of reporters on the case _ but little has been published outside suggestive asides in gossip columns.
Typically in North America, newsprint is purchased by a daily newspaper publisher and is shipped from the mill to the publisher's pressroom or pressrooms, where it is used to print the main body of the newspaper ( called the run-of-press, or ROP, sections ).