1.   We had bad press, we had a lawsuit.

2.   And the Cardinal had no press.

3.   But, of course, they have better press.

4.   Even so, Degas has always had bad press on the subject of his treatment of dancers.

5.   He has no events planned for tonight, but has open press at the airport.

6.   It also has had bad press, often depicted as a mouse color that fades into the woodwork.

7.   It had good press and it was viewed as a takeover target.

8.   It had had terrific press, it was doing well elsewhere.

9.   She showed me snapshots of the wolf, Cheyenne, adding that Cheyenne has a press card, which was sort of interesting.

10.   We must have a press free to gain access to all sorts of information, particularly government information, so that the public has the same access.