Sentence examples for pond press from inspiring English sources

At the end of his new book, "Female Bodybuilders" (Pond Press, $50, available Oct. 1), the photographer Martin Schoeller, known mainly for his stark head shots of celebrities who seem to fairly twinkle under his lens, issues a challenge to his viewers.

As calls of "No, no", were heard from the audience, Pond pressed his case.

A scholarly review of Five Ponds Press textbooks used in Virginia schools turns up dozens of errors.

The textbook will remain in consideration, along with six other titles from its publisher, Five Ponds Press.

"Our Virginia: Past and Present," published by Five Ponds Press, was released during the fall to thousands of Virginian students.

The first request that came from the 60-odd students was for Dr. Moran to read "Mexicans on Bicycles," from his fifth and most recent collection, "From HiLo to Willow Pond" (Street Press, 2002).

Across the pond, our European press has kept us fully appraised on all known developments in the increasingly weird Edward Snowden road-show and the serious ramifications of his disclosure about PRISM.

Damon Albarn - Hollow Ponds / Lonely Press Play (7in) While there are loads of special 7in singles available this year, David Bowie and Oasis' special editions are likely to cause bloodied physical fights in record stores across the country.

Somehow the Pea Pond, a patch of peace pressed between the Grand Central Parkway and its north service road, has sur vived.

That sound you hear emanating from Detroit is Red Wings fans saying, "Yikes!" after the Blackhawks outshot the Wings, 42-21, and generally skated around like children on a freshly frozen pond, Drew Sharp writes in The Detroit Free Press.

A question all of China is asking but I didn't expect an elderly man to stop by the pond in Zhou's home village and press me for answers.