Sentence examples for press running from inspiring English sources

Where other tennis players press running into the service of hitting balls, Hewitt always seemed more interested in ball-hitting exclusively as a demonstration of how much he could run.

The suave, silver-fox proprietor, Antony Farrell, keeps the press running with the aid of an ever-rotating crew of young interns, giving the premises the vibe of an affable and bookish Bond villain's lair.

How about the News Press running pictures every day of the hundreds of new apartments being built or proposed that will add countless showers, bath tubs, toilets and kitchen sinks to our already short water supply?

"The event ended with the angrier members of the audience throwing rocks and shouting abusive criticism, as the rest fled for safety, leaving an abandoned projector, with organisers and the press running for cover until the dust settled," Webb reports for Al Jazeera.

If any humor can be taken from having this fellow imposed on our psyche, it's seeing all the conservative voices in Congress and the media and press running away from Mr. Bundy so fast and hard that they can't see where they were going and almost became moderates.

On his first day the Cornish press ran jovial reports.

Using basic calculus, Dr. Press ran the numbers.

While the international press ran images of rock-throwing protestors, most Greeks went about their business.

Press runs increased exponentially, reaching into the millions for some literary journals.

The Hogarth Press ran until 1946 and, in 29 years, published 527 titles.

The Pittsburgh "Press" ran one ad, belatedly became cognizant of what the were, and would not run the others.