Sentence examples for press of work from inspiring English sources
An older gent or lady without the press of work might naturally be champing at the bit for a new bestie from the old days.
Her husband, the painter Francisco Mora, was gravely ill (he died on Feb. 25), and she appeared to gain some comfort from the press of work.
"Leave it out, and the decisions made at the retreat will be forgotten in the press of work waiting for participants back at their desks," Liteman said.
The original request for proposals for a heavy escort fighter (Tyazholyy Istrebitel' Soprovozhdeniya) was received at the Polikarpov OKB in November 1938, but the press of work with the I-180 and SPB prototypes prevented any significant design work until the third quarter of 1940.
The analysis came in a press release of work that has not yet been submitted for publication.
Now Najam Sethi, a newspaper publisher and editor (and a former correspondent of The Economist), is being held without charge, accused, by government press releases, of working for both the CIA and Indian intelligence.
Poetry: "The Best of It: New and Selected Poems," by Kay Ryan (Grove Press), a body of work spanning 45 years, witty, rebellious and yet tender, a treasure trove of an iconoclastic and joyful mind.
A stranger in your bathroom would be hard pressed to work out which of you had last squeezed the toothpaste.
A recent select committee report criticised both the press and the department of work and pensions over the way in which the media covers statistics on sickness benefits.
Similarly, Peter Goes's stunning Timeline: A Visual History of Our World, with its ribbons of pitch black winding through subtly-coloured, deeply involving pages, perfectly lives up to Gecko Press's avowed championing of work "rich in language and illustration".
The more individualized and personal your proposal, the more it demonstrates a real familiarity with the ventures of the press and the kinds of work they publish, the more seriously your project proposal will be taken.
