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news conference
noun
- a press conference, especially one held by a government official.
news conference
Word History and Origins
Origin of news conference1
Example Sentences
The Los Angeles Dodgers made their signing of Trevor Bauer official Thursday afternoon with a news conference unorthodox even for the Zoom era.
Kansas City police held a news conference Wednesday morning but declined to discuss specifics of the incident while the crash is still under investigation.
Surprised officials, who heard about it at his news conference, responded with divergent approaches that further increased frustrations for their residents.
At the end of the impasse, which lasted 11 school days, the union declined to hold a joint news conference with Lightfoot.
“It was at that point the deputy felt his life was threatened and did use force that did stop the individual,” Popkin said in a news conference near the scene.
“We would love to finish what we started some years ago,” Branson told journalists at a news conference with notable hesitancy.
His disastrous televised news conference last week made things worse.
At the time of the news conference, the school district also rolled out a new look for the MRAP.
Recently, I listened to the entire frantic news conference from that Sept. 11, 2001 afternoon.
Some hint of this came at a news conference in Canberra in June.
This document includes the testimony and transcript of the news conference that followed.
Some months after the Prof's little news conference was over and forgotten, an item of vast importance turned up.
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