Sentence examples for press was first from inspiring English sources
Van Houten's press was first brought to Britain by a certain Mr Cadbury, and soon chocolate became an affordable, popular treat.
Why was it that the notion of a free press was first articulated, in 1735, in the case of a New York printer, John Peter Zenger?
They hope to cycle to Germany from Bristol to the place where the printing press was first created in 1440.
It's as if only a few could write at a time when reading was taking off — precisely the situation in the 15th century when the moveable press was first invented.
Craig Mod wrote a compelling piece in Wired on the future of the book, and why today's books essentially look the same as when the printing press was first invented.
When the printing press was first invented there were positive uses (Guttenberg bible) and negative (erotic literature by Giovanni Palumba).
The sheets from the press are first folded into sections, or signatures (delivered often as folded sections of 64 pages, or as two 32-page sections, or as four 16-page sections).
ONE ORDERS PRINTING PRESS Device Was First Used In New Haven -- Another Note Condemns Slave Trade.
"The investigation is continuing," Rebekah Carmichael, a spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Paul Fishman told the Asbury Park Press, who was first to catch NBC's correction.
The press release was first introduced in 1906 by Ivy Lee, considered the father of modern public relations [1].
After each 1-second rivalry trial, observers were to report, by key press, which color was first dominant.
