Sentence examples for press to good from inspiring English sources

In his 17 years as the riverkeeper, Mr. Cronin combined an astute sense of how to use the law and the press to good effect.

'Wichcraft puts the warm embrace of a sandwich press to good use, with pork loin with coppa, pepper relish and fontina on country bread ($9), melting the cheese, thinning the composition and bringing it all together.

But please don't pretend that there is any future in just exhorting the press to be good boys and girls, which is all that self-regulation amounts to.

The banks that populate these banking systems have in times of depositor stress, and at a moment's notice, access to a central bank willing, indeed mandated to use its printing press to make good on depositor demands.

With the public mollified by the reality of the effort, the Institute pressed to obtain good press, although they struggled for an identity distinct from the University.

Where Mr. Adams has to be pressed to recall good times around the factory, Mr. Haversat's enthusiasm swells with every item as he walks the factory floor performing demonstrations.

Without proper education, these children will be hard pressed to find good jobs, leaving them with no choice but to accept low-paid, menial positions.

In 1953, then-GM president Charles Wilson, was asked to appear before Congress and his statement on behalf of his company was distilled by the press to be "What's good for General Motors is good for the country".

This could transform manufacturing by doing away with the need to use large, heavy presses to make goods ranging from cars to washing machines.Verena Kräusel and her colleagues performed their trick by beefing up an existing electromagnetic-forming machine.

His performance was noted in the press to have "made a good impression".

This pattern of play was evident when Perth pressed Brisbane Roar to good effect last week.