Sentence examples for press under a from inspiring English sources
A week later, the magazine sent my article to press, under a pseudonym.
One of his first moves was to abolish the information ministry, which, as in most Arab countries, had kept the press under a sharp heel.
But if all the contributors to this book thought 8 May was going to be a brave dawn for the left would they have gone to press under a title implying the need to forge "new politics"?
The Armory Show, New York's largest art fair, opened to the press under a menacing gray sky, with the Hudson river churning angrily alongside the two piers it requisitions for exhibition spaces.
50 years later, his wife, children, and friends heard about his trip for the first time when an account of it was printed in the editorial page of the Utica "Daily Press" under a standing head, "50 Years Ago Today in the Press".
After application the sheets were cured in a hot press under a load of 10 kN (Fig. 1a).
Yet documents submitted to the former Conservative transport minister, released to the Canadian Press under an access to information request, show that it's difficult to prosecute offenders, in spite of the robust laws already in place.
Indeed, the founders warned against any attempt to have the government set limits on a free press, under any conditions.
The sandwiches are pressed under a weight, compacting them slightly and giving the bread surface a uniformly toasty crunch.
And a half chicken pressed under a brick comes out crisp and moist, with a garlicky white-bean brandade.
The feet, which contain sweet dabs of meat nestled in gelatin, braise well, and once their bones are removed, they can be pressed under a weight — Korsh uses a brick wrapped in foil — as they slowly sauté.
