"newspaper press" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the machines used to print newspapers, such as "The newspaper press at the local printing facility is very efficient."
The newspaper press have always had a tradition of being partisan from the beginning of the 20th century," Mr. Beckett said.
Mr Moffat insisted that his son should write the draft script for a children's drama about a school newspaper, Press Gang.
A good example is the predicament of the newspaper press: the print edition provides most of the revenues, but it cannot provide a future.
The media, particularly the newspaper press, and public self-absorption (a legacy of Thatcher perhaps) are also parts of the story.
Wherever you take your starting point, it is impossible to identify a society in which the scrutiny of a free and diverse newspaper press has not been vital to the development and success of representative democracy.
"In regard to the newspaper press, it will experience to a degree, that must in a vast number of cases be fatal, the effects of the new mode of circulating intelligence," he wrote.
The CHP newspaper presses in Ankara were seized.
Varnish was replaced by mineral oil in inks when high-speed newspaper presses were introduced.
And the Thames at 2am, and the newspaper presses clattering through the Fleet Street night... "London, lost in a dream".
The New Yorker, April 11 , 1925P. 8 Dr. Christian F. Reisner leader among school of modern divines who discovered newspaper presses wait for no man.
Updated at 9.48am GMT 5.41am GMT While we wait for politicians to think about their responses and newspaper presses to start churning, we can turn to social media, the keeper of immediate reactions.
