Sentence examples for press part of from inspiring English sources

"Everybody's doing a little more," said Mr. Child, who is published by Delacorte Press, part of Random House.

St. Martin's Press, part of Macmillan, was the only publisher willing to print the book in hardcover.

St. Martin's Press, part of Macmillan, has converted the speech into e-book form, making it available through Amazon, BN.com and other retailers for 99 cents.

Mr O'Mara paid $600,000, and sold the American rights to St Martin's Press, part of Macmillan, a German-owned publishing company.

The press is not supposed to be a part of the story, but for more than five years this administration has made the press part of the story.

St. Martin's Press, part of Macmillan, acquired "A Carlin Home Companion" from Ms. Carlin, left, who said that the book developed from her one-woman show by the same name.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Parts of Suit Against Mets Owners Are Dismissedd | A federal judge allowed the Madoff trustee's lawsuit against the New York Mets' owners to go forward, but reduced how much money could be recovered for victims of Bernard L. Madoff's huge Ponzi scheme.

After taking a photo, the man tugs one part of the clock, then yanks another, continuing to pull and press parts of the sculpture seemingly in an attempt to get the clock to run.

Mr. Hoyt's interest shot up when his editors passed on a tip from a man who, identifying himself only as a McGovern supporter, called The Detroit Free-Press, part of the same chain as The Herald, on July 17, four days after Mr. Eagleton's nomination.

Now their future at many campuses revolves around two questions: Are presses part of a university's core mission, akin to an academic department?

This is not to say that press releases are disappearing: "The press release part of the business, the newswire distribution, is very important to what we do," said Delaney.