news conference
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of news conference
First recorded in 1965–70
Example Sentences
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“Our operations are lawful. They’re targeted and they’re focused on individuals who pose a serious threat to this community,” Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino said Tuesday at a news conference in Minnesota.
"The referee made a huge debut, now everybody will know him," he said in his post-match news conference.
From BBC
On Thursday at a news conference in Hollywood, Garcia called Goossen a “traitor,” while the legendary trainer defended himself by saying boxing is a business and that there was nothing personal about coaching Barrios.
From Los Angeles Times
Asked at a news conference about how he planned to sell his vision to young players, the recently hired Indiana coach didn’t even look up while delivering his now-famous response.
From Los Angeles Times
Rescuers found the two bodies after conducting a "more thorough" search of two carriages that "were in a severely deteriorated condition", the head of the Civil Guard's investigative unit, Fernando Dominguez, told a news conference.
From Barron's
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