Sentence examples for based on a press from inspiring English sources

As usual the news stories are based on a press release, this one rather long, seven pages, including illustrations (www.eoearth.org/files/news-release-how-many-species-on-earth.pdf).

'We put down the show and put her down, based on a press release,' Guccione remembers.

In fact, the rendering seemed to have been based on a press photo released by Icon, depicting its FJ40 Baja Edition jumping over a sand dune in Mexico, with Icon's founder, Jonathan Ward, at the wheel.

The relationship between exercise and depression has been the subject of three recent articles in the Guardian, each based on a press release by the University of Bristol, based in turn on a research paper published in the BMJ on Wednesday.

In an Aug. 31 letter, Michael Leiter, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, dismisses the concerns you raised in "The Troubled Terrorism List" (editorial, Aug. 24) as based on a press release from the oversight subcommittee of the House Committee on Science and Technology.

See what he does with Swingeing London 67, a series of paintings and a screenprint based on a press photograph of Mick Jagger and Robert Fraser handcuffed together in a police van arriving at court to be charged with illegal possession of drugs.

The chassis was based on a pressed steel ladder frame with channel-section side members and fabricated and tubular cross members.

Ever since the Second World War, the United States has advocated an international order based on a free press and judiciary, human rights, free trade, and protection of the environment.

Bending device is based on a commercial press brake instrumented to measure bending force and punch displacement.

This paper reports on a multipurpose research electrochemical reactor with an innovative design feature, which is based on a filter press arrangement with inclined segmented electrodes and under a modular assembly.

A free society is based on a free press.