Sentence examples for press allowed the from inspiring English sources

Chemically treated cotton – billed over the years as "easy care," "wash and wear," "durable press" and "permanent press" – allowed the fabric to compete in the marketplace with synthetic textiles.

"Gutenberg's press allowed the Bible to be distributed to everyone.

Tillerson also said that excluding the press allowed the State Department to save money.

It is a technology that allows the average person to bypass the 'media' just the way the printing press allowed the average person to bypass the Pope and the priestly class (at least according to Luther).

A half press allows the camera to auto-focus and a full press snaps the image.

The prosecutor leaked information about the executors of the crime to the press, allowing the triggerman to flee; video footage showing the killer entering Politkovskaya's apartment building mysteriously disappeared; the FSB prevented investigators from seizing the office computer of a former FSB agent who was also charged in the crime.

Eventually, of course, the printing press allowed for the explosion of an industry to a degree that none of its progenitors could have imagined.

There was no press allowed in the War Room.

But there are other tests of freedom: are the press allowed to criticise the government?

"Their fullcourt press allowed them to dictate the tempo of the game.

That remark, leaked to the press, allowed Republicans to say that they were being steamrolled by Obama and a Democratic majority intent on passing a nearly trillion-dollar stimulus package bloated by wish-list spending items.