Sentence examples for book press from inspiring English sources
Like Hervé Tullet's charming 2011 book, "Press Here," Matheson's "Tap the Magic Tree" proves you don't need apps for interactivity.
To use the Instant Translation feature in a Kindle book, press your finger on the screen and drag it over the section of text you want to translate.
There in 1949 she married fellow Chicagoan Barney Rosset (Barnet Lee Rosset, Jr ., the soon-to-be owner of Grove Press, an alternative book press.
How ya been?" Instead, you highlight a name in your address book, press the push-to-talk button, and start talking.
Collins's first contribution was a classic horror tale called "A Terribly Strange Bed" (the bed flattens sleepers like a book press), and he rose to become a valued staff member.
According to Roy Greenslade's reliable 2003 book Press Gang: How Newspapers Make Profits from Propaganda, Murdoch was permitted to acquire it partly because the other potential buyer was Robert Maxwell, then a book publisher and Labour MP.
She has written a second book, Word Press: A Blog for Speaking To The World.
The side adjoining the nave of the church had book presses and formed an open-air but sheltered library.
Glass jars and tableware, vases, linens and enamel lighting are among the fixtures; antique book presses and other unique pieces come and go.
Pressed, Merrill said via email, "If I told you, you wouldn't be as motivated to buy the book!" Pressed again, he replied, "We just want the book to do the talking, that's all".
In the Long Gallery conservation heating to maintain RH below 60% is used to reduce wood moisture content of the book presses and other timber elements below the critical 12% threshold.
