Sentence examples for press sheet from inspiring English sources

The dies are used like enormous molds to press sheet metal into auto parts.

"Press Sheet for Carmel Myers in 'The Dream Lady'". Moving Picture Weekly (20 Jul. 1918): 14-15.

(The press sheet says there is one but I don't hear it). Blasts of static, cut-up voices.

Several years ago, the botany department lost track of a press sheet containing a purple fireweed collected in Yellowstone in 1883.

From the press sheet, you can expect sarcasm, verbal metaphors, and increased emphasis on the instrumental music, but with Kloba's trademark hopefulness shining through all of this.

Since the 1960s, publishers have degraded the bindings of books, abandoning sewn signatures (the pages grouped on the press sheet) in favor of glued bindings, known euphemistically in the trade as "perfect binding".

Paramount Pictures press sheets, 1920-1965.

And at the plodding rate of "traditional digitization" (in which press sheets are scanned and identifying information is entered into a database by hand), any effort to turn the physical archive into a digital one seemed Sisyphean.

Some 3.5 million of those objects are "press sheets" — dried and preserved plants mounted on stiff white paper and meticulously labeled with information about when and where they were found.

After irradiation and even on accelerated ageing of the irradiated material, the angle of breakage of heat press sheets of formulations containing 1%, 2% and 3% of DOP was found to be 180°, demonstrating the role of DOP, in imparting additional radiation stability.

And then, separately, on our own, we're signed up for all the newsletters and press sheets that alert us to when new ad's are put out there," Siegel told CNN.