1.   The local press came in curious gaggles, and the students eased shyly into their new incarnations as media darlings.

2.   But in the case of McConaughey, publicists say the press came to them.

3.   Eventually even the English press came to accept him.

4.   In response, the national press has come back to the meetings, once the zenith of all off-season baseball talk.

5.   Nor does the press come off well.

6.   She never thought of it until the press came calling.

7.   So she did it, and the press came out in droves.

8.   The bad press comes at a particularly bad time for the drug industry, the report says.

9.   The collection is emblematic of what customers and the fashion press have come to expect from de la Renta.

10.   The full-court advertising press comes at a time when Bush has been showing some vulnerability.