Sentence examples for marked press from inspiring English sources

He was wearing a vest marked PRESS.

Nine Palestinians were reported killed Friday, including a photojournalist wearing a vest marked PRESS.

Both wore vests marked Press, though only Mr. Dahla's was bulletproof.

He was wearing a flak jacket marked "Press" when he was shot in the side by an Israeli sniper.

Opinions may differ, however, on the electronic button marked "Press here": it emits a recording of giggling sounds that lasts about seven seconds.

The phone was seized, he said, and he was surrounded by security personnel who kicked him and beat him with nightsticks and spades, despite the fact that he was wearing a vest clearly marked "press".

Mr. Shana was killed while standing by his jeep, which was clearly marked with press signs, Reuters said.

Go to the automat these days, put a nickel in the slot marked "Milk," press a button, and a hand clasping a glass of milk will come at you out of a small, waist-high window.

On 3 May, the government marked world press freedom day by banning African Public Radio [a public station in Burundi, known by its French abbreviation RPA] from broadcasting and stopping other free radio stations from broadcasting outside the capital.

By Bernard Taper The New Yorker, May 23 , 1942P. 7 Go to the automat these days, put a nickel in the slot marked "Milk," press a button, and a hand clasping a glass of milk will come at you out of a small, waist-high window.

Ragna Tischler Goddard -- an herbalist, garden designer and lecturer on tea and gardens -- recently completed writing and photographing "Celebrating Tea," a 2001 calendar (Tide-Mark Press Ltd., East Hartford, $11.95).