Sentence examples for its presses from inspiring English sources

William. A. Orme Jr. (NYT) ISRAEL: SWITCHING PRESSES -- With striking printers shutting its presses near Tel Aviv, the daily Yediot Ahronot has been publishing sections of the paper in the Palestinian-ruled West Bank, a rival newspaper, Haaretz, reported.

Six years later, the paper mill in neighboring Newton Falls announced that foreign competition and rising energy costs were forcing it to shut down its presses, putting 125 people out of work.

It became a daily in 1881, although its presses were destroyed in the revolt led by Col. Aḥmad ʿUrābī in the early 1880s.

The News has had problems with its presses, curtailing the number of lucrative color ads it could sell, and lost a lawsuit against Goss Graphic Systems, which supplied the presses.

Among them are Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe, which used to publish the Daily News until it was banned by Mr Mugabe in 2003 after its presses were blown up in 2001, and Trevor Ncube, a Zimbabwe-born former chief executive of South Africa's M&G Media group, who is setting up a competitor, called Newsday.

No one knows the condition of its presses, or how the Howard Avenue building has fared.

He liked Lydda, its market, its olive presses, its old town.

In its report, it presses for.

In its press release, it also mentioned how it consulted the history books.

It may be how its press office has handled all the scandals.

Yet it's Amazon that times its press events perfectly.