Sentence examples for press receiving from inspiring English sources

In common with many witnesses to his inquiry, the Crawley clan had entered into a devil's bargain with the press, receiving protection from the newspaper baron Sir Richard Carlisle in exchange for his marrying Lady Mary.

The album received favourable reviews from the music press, receiving four out of five stars by both Rolling Stone and Blender magazines.

The press receives more than 1,000 poetry manuscripts a year, yet publishes just four to six.

Like Mr. Cooper, Tim Russert, of the NBC program "Meet the Press," received a subpoena in May.

Her obituaries in the British press received more space than any others that year except Francis Bacon, Willy Brandt and Marlene Dietrich.

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press received a letter sent by regular mail on Friday by Justice Scalia, responding to the group's faxed complaint.

Meanwhile, Mr. Cohen, who, in the interests of scientific knowledge, saw to it that the press received the opinions of Drs. Grotjahn and Wheeler, is continuing his healing mission.

In the mail, a few days later, the press received a cream-colored, formally printed invitation for the "première" of the film, to take place at Robert Mugabe's Presidential residence ("Southwest Entrance"), in Zimbabwe.

Issues are automatically shipped upon publication until the Press receives written notification of order cancellation.

Recent papers by Halliday, often hot off the press, received the same hermeneutic treatment -- beginning in Gregory's office and often continuing over drinks in the staff club.

Larkin's "My Body: New and Selected Poems" (Hanging Loose Press), received the Publishing Triangle's Audre Lorde Award.