Sentence examples for press was set from inspiring English sources

The press was set alight, and today remains out of action.

In Augsburg, the first press was set up alongside the renowned scriptorium of the Abbey of SS.

Sandstone Press was set up nine years ago to publish poetry and has only published seven novels.

The first Spanish press was set up in 1473 at Valencia, where the German trading company of Ravensburg had an important base.

The town and its trade flourished and grew; in 1525 a printing press was set up, and in 1579 a Jesuit academy was opened.

Mr. Trump made no mention of the President's birthplace at his Thursday rally in Laconia, N.H., but he did gloat about starting his rally 30 minutes before his traveling press was set to arrive, calling it "good news".

Nigel Townson Bucharest Kevin Smith's Jammy Dodger (Sandstone Press) is set in 1980s Belfast and recounts the tribulations of two twentysomething editors of a struggling poetry magazine.

The press is set to descend on Tweedbank, where the Queen will open the Borders Railway, the longest domestic railway to be built in Britain for more than 100 years.

Even as Theresa May was being summoned urgently to the dispatch box to explain precisely why, despite a time period stretching back seven years and payment of £300m, G4S was unable to meet its security obligations, three red double-decker buses full of the world's press were setting off from the Olympic Park media centre – presumably to give them something else to write about.Their destination?

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Cornell started the first university press in the United States in 1869, and the presses were set up to publish the research results of faculty.