Sentence examples for illustrated press from inspiring English sources

"Big Town" concerns itself with the adventures of Steve Wilson, a newspaperman on the staff of the "Illustrated Press".

He played Steve Wilson, editor of the mythical Illustrated Press, and she was Lorelei Kilbourne, his ace reporter and foil.

There is a funny similarity between the covers of "Alphonse Mucha" and Daniel Zimmer and David J. Hornung's REYNOLD BROWN: A Life in Pictures (Illustrated Press, $39.95).

The most acclaimed artists among them owed their success to New York's conspicuously egalitarian art institutions and the rise of the illustrated press.

Resorting to amateurs, the magazine wanted to provide a view 'from below' of class struggles and wage a critique against the 'bourgeois' illustrated press.

The book highlights the role of the illustrated press in the consolidation and the post-revolutionary ideology through a selection of a symbolic iconography that allows the public certain events and key figures of the revolution.

Among his promotional schemes was an illustrated pamphlet, a press release parading as an essay.

The bride, 28, is the managing editor of the Bulfinch Press, the illustrated book division of Time Warner's book publishing group in New York.

The book: In Pieces of Glass (Tallfellow Press), an illustrated memoir comprising chapters that pivot around different pieces of art, John Sacret Young '69 reflects on the way art has shaped his life.

The Goggle-Eyed Goats By Stephen Davies, illustrated by Christopher Corr (Andersen Press) A vibrant and colourfully illustrated tale about Old Al Haji Amadu's five extremely naughty and very hungry goats who gobble and gulp through whatever they find.

"Well, you wouldn't want to take a snowboarding lesson from somebody named Edith, would you?" she said in a recent interview between signing engagements for "Snowboarding for Women: A Guide for the Betty Shred Wannabe," which is self-published as well as whimsically self-illustrated (Show Dog Snowboard Press, $19.95).