Sentence examples for press series from inspiring English sources

The approach has been applied to the press (series system) and washing (series parallel system) units of a typical paper mill.

The book, in the splendid Grove Press series of transcripts with images plus a dossier of texts, was a way of reliving the movie (in the pre-home-video era, the late seventies) between screenings.

Scrambled images of CNN broadcasts, a squawking, staticky Vladimir Putin as part of his freedom of the press series, a portrait of a laughing Obama that manages to make the president look downright sinister.

His college level textbook An Introduction to Islam, Third Edition (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Printice Hall, 2005) is widely used and his University of South Carolina Press series, Studies in Comparative Religion, publishes pioneering books on diverse subjects.

The Marvel Press series is intended for the same audience that has been scooping up so-called graphic novels, which mix stories and illustration in novel form, but the prose series will depend on adjectives and verbs, rather than illustrations, to demonstrate its heroes' superpowers.

I also encourage new contributions to two Press series: science.culture, a trade series edited by Adrian Johns, and Synthesis, a more recently initiated series in the history of chemistry, broadly construed.

The Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses series, published every year since 1976, is an honored literary project in America.

To read more from this Carolina Public Press series, visit Questionable Care: Is North Carolina's system for housing those with mentally illness failing?

After a protracted legal battle and plenty of press, the series will finally join an increasingly robust slate of original series, including Army Wives, Drop Dead Diva and Rita Rocks, on Thursday.

Books supported by the Fund are selected by the editors of the Penn Press book series Early American Studies, subject to approval by the Press and its faculty editorial board.

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