Sentence examples for early presses from inspiring English sources

Bibles (preferably in Latin), missals, breviaries, and general ecclesiastical literature poured from the early presses of Europe; and the first best-seller in print was a devotional work by Thomas à Kempis, De imitatione Christi (Imitation of Christ), which went through 99 editions between 1471 and 1500.

Adam Eckfeldt built early presses for the Mint, engraved some of its early dies, and was responsible for the designs of early American copper coinage, as well as the 1792 half disme which some authorities consider the first United States coin.

The early press attacks were decisive in my own case, anyway.

The early press material for Sahara's book mentioned Johnny Spain prominently.

In an early press release, the organizers clarified that they had a specific rationale.

"It comes up," says Aluna. George blames early press shots in which she was draped over him.

We took the show on tour to Hamburg and they flew us in for an early press conference.

Some may have been attracted by the way the Ney bill was characterized in early press releases.

Thanks to a boon of early press and virulent social media, certain dishes at Frenchette became status symbols almost overnight.

Sandwich became famous, however, chiefly for its early pressed glass (glass pressed in a mold), for which the first American machinery was developed by Jarves around 1827.

In early press accounts, when information was flowing more freely than it would later, Aguirre was repeatedly described as having been extremely close to the Abarcas.