Sentence examples for press a paper from inspiring English sources

The Scripps family owes its fortune to Edward W. Scripps, who started the Scripps enterprise in 1878 when he bought The Cleveland Penny Press, a paper aimed at working-class people who could not afford the 5 cents that many papers then charged.

Who will love me if they know what I really am? Who will truly love me?" She cried and pressed a paper napkin to her eyes.

Wipe until the ink comes off, then press onto a paper towel to dry.

The Bullock press was one of the first presses with a paper path, but by today's standards its path was simple.

"If everything is a competition, you destroy values," Mr. Manuel was quoted as saying in The City Press, a Sunday paper.

There is, still, a sense of doom about awards handed out to the Detroit Free Press (a dying paper in a dying city) and the New York Times (a dying institution whose fate terrifies the industry).And there's a small story in the award for editorial commentary, given to Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post.

We were essentially accused of exaggerating and being bad scientists because we had talked to the press before publishing a paper.

The technique has been demonstrated through a case study of press unit of a paper industry, situated in Northern part of India, producing 200 tons of paper per day.

Ms. Thomas, who became one of the country's most recognizable journalists for her irascible and tenacious presence in the White House briefing room, made her return to journalism on Thursday with a column in The Falls Church News-Press, a weekly paper in a Virginia suburb of Washington.

The next interloper was the New York Times Co., which started the presses whirring for a paper aimed at Atlanta's wealthy suburbs.

He uses a felt-tip pen because he doesn't have enough strength in his hand to press a pencil on paper.