Sentence examples for press and can from inspiring English sources

I'm starting off with Poppy Z Brite's Exquisite Corpse … Joseph D'Lacey's novel Meat is published by Oaktree Press, and can be bought here.

The EU debate in the UK is widely re-reported in the Spanish press and can create perceptions that do not reflect the coalition government's actual position.

A cubic press is typically smaller than a belt press and can more rapidly achieve the pressure and temperature necessary to create synthetic diamond.

Palin has created a scenario, at least in her mind, in which she's defeated the press and can freely Facebook and speak obliquely with and to her equally angry and alienated true constituency.

Yes, the science is complex, but much is already known, available in the popular press, and can be known to those non-scientists, i.e. people of faith and people of humanist values who are willing to read and think critically.

Treasury bonds have no risk of default (because the government controls the money printing press and can print whatever money it needs to pay the interest or principal on its bonds), while corporate bonds carry the risk of default on interest, principal, or both.

Magna also thought about user experience, and tried to hew close to existing Cruise Control implementations and interfaces, so that you enable it with a button-press and can disable it the same way, or by applying the brake pedal manually.

IVR receives these key presses and can then check the entered account number against a database and continue with the interaction.

"Somebody filled [Moyes'] head full of nonsense and it was used at a press conference and can play on referees' minds.

You can create excitement, you can do wonderful promotion and get all kinds of press, and you can throw in a little hyperbole.

Often regional press and radio can be a really effective way of getting the messages out.