Sentence examples for press movement from inspiring English sources

Which writers or publications today do you see as successors to the underground press movement?

But as Triggs writes: "While fanzines sit comfortably within the domain of the underground they are not considered part of the underground press movement..

William Morris, in an effort to renew a spirit of craftsmanship, started the private press movement late in the 19th century.

A talk given by Walker in 1888 before the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, London, inspired Morris's printing activities and led to the establishment of the Kelmscott Press (1891), considered the beginning of the private press movement in England.

The organisers of the One Million for the Freedom of the Press movement told the Guardian that they would hold a party to celebrate their achievements so far, but that they feared that Orbán had not registered their true concerns.

For the "Going to Press" movement of his "Tabloid" suite he went up to Sing Sing and visited death house, his friend Sam Leibowitz taking him there as a lawyer's clerk.

"The Secret Service is aware of concerns involving press movements during some Campaign events.

"Any restrictions on press movements above and beyond security related procedures are designated and enforced by staff, not by the Secret Service".

Six individual button press movements were presented in succession with each movement lasting 1000 ms (12 pictures of 500 ms each).

The private-press movement did much to raise the standards of the ordinary trade book.

The leaders of the underground-press movement were particularly disdainful of publications like Rolling Stone and the Village Voice.