Sentence examples for fine press from inspiring English sources

"But always, when it happens, the fine press always calls it a firing.

Fine press printers practice a version of the process invented by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century and employed until the late 19th century.

Within the artisanal movement called fine press printing, which celebrates bookmaking as it was practiced before mass production, Mr. Merker had few peers.

Maybe Sir Michael Tugendhat will be a fine press hero in the end – but don't hang out the flags and the wigs just yet.

In another presidency, Spicer would probably make a fine press secretary.

So when a crop of journalists sat down for an Everybody's Fine press conference with Jones and actor Sam Rockwell and this the veteran New Yorker, they were seriously tested.

Ms. Zeni prepares hot and cold sandwiches, including a fine pressed Cuban; roast chicken; macaroni and cheese; assorted salads; and dips and spreads.

This included the organic farm on which they had raised a prizewinning herd of Welsh Black cattle, concerts, exhibitions and workshops, a centre for printing (using her brother Arthur's fine presses) and annual exhibitions of Sidney's work.

If someone is producing just five copies, I want to be first in line".Thanks to a wave of interest in the history of the book, notes Mr Trujillo, collections like Stanford's, which has 260,000 rare, fine-press, and artists' books, are increasingly important to scholars across several disciplines.

With the California International Antiquarian Book Fair, which caters to the antiquarian end of the market, happening in Oakland a couple of days earlier, this is prime time for collectors and curators to head to the west coast.At CODEX, in Richmond, the exhibition hall will show off a mind-boggling range of creativity, from three-dimensional artists' books to the finest of fine-press editions.

His informal relationship with the company suits him fine: the press office works out a shooting schedule week by week.