Sentence examples for press in one from inspiring English sources

The series, based on the first two novels of the trilogy, might bring fresh attention to Peake's work ("Titus Groan," "Gormenghast" and "Titus Alone," published by the Overlook Press in one volume called "The Gormen ghast Novels").

Photograph: Twitter 9.11am GMT Bank of England preview Sir Merv will be warming up his voice as he faces the press in one of his final acts at the governor.

"The Florida secretary of state clearly had the time to provide information about the situation to the press, in one case after hours, but not to us," said Clarissa Martínez De Castro, director of immigration and national campaigns at the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), one of the organizations against which complaints have been filed.

She had the garlic press in one hand and a toothpick with a frayed end in the other.

Inevitably, he was asked if he had ever uttered what the press, in one of its strained conventions of delicacy, called "the 'n' word".

The present research aimed at adopting a wider explorative approach, by analysing all types of health science information appearing on the Italian national press in one-week period.

If the key was not pressed in one second, the trial was ended.

Partial dentures might be pressed in one piece including clasps, minor and major connectors, and denture bases [ 14].

"He was just caught like a rat," Maj Gen Odierno said at the press conference in one of Saddam's nearby grandiose palaces on the Tigris river.

She said Sumner had gone on to appear in articles in the press and, in one interview, asked if he would do it again, said: "Yeah, maybe".

1987, USA: President Ronald Reagan performs oral sex on Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger before an amused White House press corps in one of the most notable presidential April Fools' pranks.