Sentence examples for press reach from inspiring English sources

Touch Press's The Orchestra, just out, is simply brilliant, while Dan Snow's Timeline WW2 and Battle Castles Harperr Press) reach the parts that TV tie-in books cannot.

Mr. Long has enjoyed running to readings on Long Island and in the city and giving interviews after The Star goes to press reach week (he was profiled in The Daily News, for example).

Startups often gain users, additional press, reach their Kickstarter goals, raise additional funding and in some cases get acquired.

In addition to the obvious press reach outs, look for influencers who can spread the word via social media and word of mouth.

He intends to talk over the heads of the Tory-supporting press, reaching viewers of Watchdog and readers of Which?

The terms of the settlement, according to the Australian press, reached after mediation by a former judge, remain confidential, and the Australian Taxation Office declined to comment.

LONDON — Britain's press reached for the soccer analogy to explain why a foreigner had been picked to head the Bank of England, the country's central bank.

The printing press reached Italy very early (1462 63), via the Benedictine monastery of Subiaco, near Rome, which had strong German connections and a famous scriptorium.

A bitter fight in Thailand between the government and the press reached a high point recently when a cable station was suddenly interrupted, cutting off a critic of the prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, in midsentence.

Fox cushion, £65 by Donna Wilson Demonised in the tabloid press, reaching new levels of unpopularity with the British public and back in fashion as neckwear, this is not a good time to be a fox.

The piece says the local press reaches 73% of the UK population each week and quotes Geraldine Allinson, chairman of the Kent-based KM group chairman, as saying that the BBC has picked up on "one or two convenient statistics … rather than taking account of the whole picture of local and regional news reporting".