Sentence examples for press read from inspiring English sources

One headline in the Australian press read: "Dumb and Dunning".

The press read the funeral orisons over us – just as they will today.

In hindsight, it seems that a jittery market, fed in part by the press, read too much into the essay.

"Do you want to clean the evil spirit and improve your spiritual life?", his advertisements in the Fijian-Indian press read.

For real loathing of the damage done by Britain's filthy press, read John Lloyd's What the Media are Doing to Our Politics (Constable) - and get angry.

To much of Egypt's "liberal" press (read: media owned by the state or by pro-army tycoons), the protesters are a mix of terrorists, armed thugs and paid dupes of Mr Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood.

PETE'S READING SERIES The long-running Williamsburg series presents Dani Shapiro, reading from her recent novel, "Black & White," with Leslie Simon and Trevor Kelley, both from Alternative Press, reading from their coauthored work, "Everybody Hurts: An Essential Guide to Emo Culture".

Even though the latest revelations disclose no more than what could be gleaned by attentive press reading all these years, they go to show just how open the Web is to mischief from the good and bad guys alike.

To dig, press d (read the command bar), press enter on one corner of the square to dig, move the cursor, and press enter on the other end.

McCain appeared before the press and read a blistering statement.

"Guns will be on display," the press release read.