Sentence examples for press from a from inspiring English sources

The British Empire has had a pretty lousy press from a generation of "postcolonial" historians anachronistically affronted by its racism.

This tiny little show garnered some press from a few broadsheets and I can honestly say turned my career around.

The pair jointly applied to exclude the press from a family courts hearing in central London this month.

Statistics have popped into the press from a federal report that suggests the foreign-born are a special part of problem.

Buying a patented press from a Dutch rival allowed them to produce both a more refined drinking cocoa and the beginnings of the modern chocolate bar.

There have been too many instances where comment in the press from a campaigner has been followed by attacks on them personally.

Optical disks are also inexpensive to make: the plastic disks are simply molds pressed from a master, as phonograph records are.

The complex Vedic ceremonies, for which the hymns of the Rigveda were composed, centred on the ritual sacrifice of animals and the drinking of a sacred, mind-altering liquor pressed from a plant called soma.

The Daily News has agreed to buy three high-speed presses from a German company, KBA, and it plans to modify its printing plant in Jersey City to house them.

Two-electrode capacitor of diameter 10 mm and mass of 9 10 mg were pressed from a mixture of active material (85%), polyvinylidene fluoride PVDF (10%) and acetylene black (5%).

The process of excavating the one-ton presses from a backyard into the street, then up via crane onto a truck, ran into a host of unforeseen calamities.