Sentence examples for press which used from inspiring English sources
Freedom of the press, which used to be minimal, has become more than minimal.
The press, which used to report parliament but then just gave up doing so, certainly contributed to it.
We just punched the future king of England"); and years of heckling from the tabloid press, which used his genuine interest in environmentalism and historic preservation to turn him into a caricature of a fuddy-duddy, tree-hugging twit.
The machine's successful operation was widely reported in the British press, which used the phrase "electronic brain" in describing it to their readers.
The successful operation of the Manchester Mark 1 and its predecessor, the SSEM, was widely reported in the British press, which used the phrase "electronic brain" to describe the machines.
Hewlett Packard showed off the Indigo 7000 colour press, which uses the firm's proprietary oil-based electrostatic inks to achieve outputs of 4m or more colour pages a month.Such performance puts digital presses well into offset territory.
Then, we constructed a new expression vector, pHFGE-1 (Kato et al. in press), which uses pHFura3, and the promoter and terminator regions of the gene encoding glucoamylase from H. fabianii J640.
The last White House press briefing, which used to occur on a near-daily basis, was held on Dec. 18, ABC News reported.
Within 24 hours of the televised launch of Bachmann's 2012 campaign, Petty's lawyers reportedly pounced on the press-conference soundtrack, which used the song American Girl as exit music.
"There were three phrases above all which were hung around my neck for the following 28 days every day in the press which were used to destroy my political career and were used to toxify the Conservative Party," he added.
In this volume, she looks at Roosevelt not only through his relationship with Taft but also through his useful, if combustible, relationship with the press, which he used to rally "the public support essential to achieve substantial reform".
