Sentence examples for press lead from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Alternative Press, lead singer Matt Pryor considered the dramatic change in style on On a Wire seriously dented the momentum the band had built up since Something to Write Home About, allowing later bands such as Dashboard Confessional to take much of the fan base that The Get Up Kids had previously earned.

The printing press led to the scientific revolution.

The international press, led by Le Monde, of Paris, had picked up the theme.

The difficulty of taking out the complete rollers from such a press led to an ingenious variation the Taschenwerke.

In Tasmania factions never formed so clearly, but there, also, the press led criticism of the government.

This set up, when coupled with the fact Brisbane Roar looked to press, led to an exciting and open game.

Her increasingly conservative policies, in tandem with a combative relationship with the press, led to her defeat in the 1980 Democratic primary.

Picking up where Mr. Susperregui left off, the Spanish press, led by El Periódico de Catalunya, a newspaper in Barcelona, recently sent reporters to Espejo.

Kinnock had looked on course for victory but the Murdoch press led a strident campaign against him in the final days.

A post to Twitter from Rupert Murdoch about the "Jewish owned press" led to an immediate online uproar and a follow-up post from Mr. Murdoch, in which he apologized "unreservedly," Amy Chozick writes.

For one thing, the great activity of the printing press led students to rely more on printed material, and as a result they neglected attendance at readings and moots.