Sentence examples for press at the end from inspiring English sources

Whyte nevertheless presents another, arresting portrait — of the emerging power of the press at the end of the 19th century.

SRI LANKANS were going to the polls as The Economist went to press at the end of a hotly contested presidential race, marred in its final days by violence and intimidation.

Long before the admiring reviews of the stage adaptation of Hilary Mantel's novels Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies hit the press at the end of last week, theatre-goers were in no doubt they wanted to see six hours of blazing Tudor intrigue.

Ms. Weinstein, who has been married for 37 years, discloses that relationship in "Madoff's Other Secret: Love, Money, Bernie, and Me," a memoir scheduled for publication by St. Martin's Press at the end of August, a spokesman for the publisher confirmed.

She also started helping organize demo days, which are the presentations the startups make to investors and the press at the end of the program.

The rather brief first volume of Hyperaspistes came off the press at the end of February 1526, barely in time to go on sale at the March session of the semiannual Frankfurt book fair through which Luther's book would also gain most of its international distribution.

Northampton pressed at the end, seemingly unaware that a drop goal would win them the title.

The camera looks back along the Accord's flank, providing in the larger screen a nearly panoramic view of the lane to the right whenever the right turn signal is engaged or a button is pressed at the end of the stalk.

Dundee pressed at the end but lacked penetration throughout with illness and injury affecting the squad.

Jensen then showed his safe hands in sodden conditions at Turf Moor to keep hold of Jay Bothroyd's low shot on the turn as Cardiff pressed at the end of a Burnley dominated first-half.

A year later we met in a press room at the end of a fashion week.