Sentence examples for a press in from inspiring English sources
Gradually others followed Philadelphia had a press in 1685; New York City, in 1693.
I came to New York from France in 1974, met Art in '76, bought a press in '77.
France, which has strong privacy laws and a press in crisis over self-censorship and kowtowing to the government, is wary of the publication of the WikiLeaks cables.
Even Leonard and Virginia Woolf caught the bug when they bought a press in 1917 and set up shop from a spare room in their Richmond home.
Setting up in business in Bruges in 1473, he issued The Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye, the first book printed in English, about 1474; in 1476 he returned to England and established a press in Westminster.
The type has been newly designed, but it is based on that of Jensen, a Frenchman, who had a press in Venice towards the end of the fifteenth century.
A press-in crust, short bake time, and do-ahead option liberate you (and your oven) on Thanksgiving Day.
Lard makes a crust impossible to handle, but luckily its just a press-in and I threw it in the freezer so that was all fine.
"The beheading of our soldiers is unacceptable," Gen. Bikram Singh said in a press conference in New Delhi.
In a press conference in Philadelphia, he apologized for using the word "purity".
iXs demonstrated the robo-teddy in a press conference in Tokyo on June 3rd.
