press-gallery

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The term 'press gallery' commonly refers to the designated area in a legislative assembly where journalists sit to report on proceedings. It may also refer to the collective group of journalists who cover governmental activities.

Examples in Different Contexts

In parliamentary reporting, the 'press gallery' refers to the section of a legislature where journalists are seated to observe and report on parliamentary proceedings. A political journalist might say, 'Members of the press gallery have a crucial role in conveying the debates and decisions of parliament to the public.'

Practice Scenarios

Journalism

Scenario:

The murder trial for the infamous gangster begins today. Journalists have already taken their places to cover the event.

Response:

I've secured a good spot in the press gallery. I am ready to cover all details of the murder trial.

Business

Scenario:

The annual shareholder meeting is going to be significant with a major investment announcement. We want accurate information publicised.

Response:

All eyes are on the meeting. Our press gallery team is ready to promptly cover the investment announcement.