Sentence examples for press in order from inspiring English sources

In 1894 he set up a lithographic press in order to mass-produce copies of his paintings as oleographs, enabling ordinary people to afford them.

Jan Malinowski, a media expert at the Council of Europe, says trying to get Google to pay for articles "is like trying to ban Gutenberg's printing press in order to protect the scribes".The legal pressure may in any case be overtaken by changes in business models.

But support for the press, in order to be effective, will have to mean more than just supporting journalism training and publishing capacity; if such efforts are to succeed, they must be integrated into a wider strategy of political and media reforms.

I'd flown to Paisley Park, his studio complex in a suburb of Minneapolis, at short notice without being told why, although it transpired he had decided on a whim that he wanted to meet the press in order to announce a European tour.

Experiments were conducted on a laboratory-scale dynamic press in order to validate the mechanical model.

That means you can either tap the touchpad or give it a harder press in order to bring up the functions that were usually associated with the right-click.

The head of the nascent Chinese Communist Party mocked dreamers like him for seeking to "destroy our railroads, our steamships and our printing presses in order to return to woodblock printing, the canoe carved from a tree-trunk, the wheelbarrow".

Different coatings were tested: as-sprayed and after being cold pressed in order to reduce their porosity.

The powders were then cold pressed in order to produce cylindrical parts and thixo forming was applied to these cylindrical parts.

bttn, which is launching today on pre-order (for €69), is a physical, Internet-connected button (aka the bttn) that can be pressed in order to trigger a particular action.

Sure, these could be legitimate gripes, but the author doesn't contrast and compare these with PCs, like the fact that some Vaio notebooks have two power buttons that must be pressed in order, that there are alternate apps for pretty much any Windows app, and that Vista is a gas-bag of a memory and resources hog.