Sentence examples for downtown press from inspiring English sources
Her novel "Suburbanistas" was published last month by Downtown Press.
SOAPBOX Pamela Redmond Satran's third novel, "Younger," was published this month by Downtown Press.
Those include Delta, the Random House imprint that has published Sophie Kinsella's series of "Shopaholic" novels, and Downtown Press, the Simon & Schuster paperback imprint and publisher of Gigi Levangie Grazer's "Maneater".
Mills confirmed on Saturday that Bolt, who set a world 100m record of 9.72sec in May, would seek to win both events in Beijing, but that appeared to be news to the athlete himself when he was told about it at a downtown press conference.
When he arrived at The Village Voice in 1984, New York's downtown alternative press was shedding some of its Civil Rights-era activism to focus more on celebrity, fashion and nightlife.
DENVER — On Dec. 13, a group of staff members from The Rocky Mountain News gathered at the downtown Denver Press Club and agreed that they would no longer stand idle as their beloved paper careened closer and closer to a dire fate.
That's because at this same time last year, the team rolled out a major PR campaign involving the unexpected signing of two bona fide stars in Jermain Defoe and Michael Bradley, which featured a double-decker bus blazoned with the words "A Bloody Big Deal" parked outside their unveiling at a downtown Toronto press conference.
The first time I saw the French actress, Loan Chabanol, was at a downtown New York press event for Krug champagne a couple years ago.
(For his part, Young loves working with Rosenblatt because "she has that rebellious spirit and energy that I have. Heliotrope is the downtown indie press -- it's such a perfect fit").. What's next for Young?
The downtown weekly New York Press described Mr. Reilly as the bad boy in a boy band composed of serial killers.
At times, the crowds in Tahrir Square have seemed determined to recapture the spirit of February, when hundreds of thousands converged in downtown Cairo to press their demand for Mr. Mubarak's fall, to the backdrop of songs by Abdel-Halim Hafez, a revered Egyptian singer.
