press box


noun

a press section, especially at a sports event.

Origin of press box

An Americanism dating back to 1885–90

Example sentences from the Web for press box

  • Glen Leigh had gone on to the top of the stand close to the press-box, where he would have a good view of the race.

    The Sweep Winner |Nat Gould
  • If the contest is an outdoor meet, the press-box is usually on the top of the bleachers.

    News Writing |M. Lyle Spencer
  • He saw Jerry and Tom Roslyn in front of the press-box, and was glad they had not noticed him.

    The Sweep Winner |Nat Gould

British Dictionary definitions for press box

press box

noun

an area reserved for reporters, as in a sports stadium