Sentence examples for green press from inspiring English sources

Nighy, sitting in a lurid green press centre restaurant, says: "The campaign is going from strength to strength.

"Large publishers and others have been debating the issues for years now," said Tyson Miller, the director of the Green Press Initiative.

At the outset, the paper, owned by a local company, Steinman Enterprises, will charge only readers outside its immediate area and only for reading obituaries, with a little green Press+ logo next to each headline covered by the system.

Random House, which has not signed the Green Press Initiative's treatise, describes its own recycled-paper push as "a multimillion dollar investment" it's prepared to shoulder without raising book prices.

According to the Green Press Initiative, the nonprofit organization shepherding the effort, this would conserve an estimated 524 million pounds of greenhouse gases annually — the equivalent of keeping 45,800 cars off the road — and save 4.9 million trees, 2.1 billion gallons of water and 264 million pounds of solid waste each year.

While the Green Press Initiative cites a study showing that some buyers, especially women, would be willing to pay as much as $1 more for a book printed on recycled paper, publishers aren't always willing to pay the extra cost up front.

The city-owned Lentol Garden in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a sliver of green pressed right up against the entrance ramp to the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, offers a glimpse of enchantment.

Forest Green pressed after the break but Taylor's smart finish in the closing stages put the tie to bed.

All kinds of green pressed in on us, high walls of leaves and muscular lianas like something out of a Tarzan movie.

What on God's green Earth is she doing at all of these hooker-with-a-heart-of-green press conferences?

Most applicants fold up with such a response, but the Greens pressed on, and even had a hearing scheduled for March 28.