Sentence examples for press which were from inspiring English sources

Nixon made remarks to the press which were not for publication.

This ambivalence was still apparent in obituaries for him in the German press, which were muted in their praise.

In winning the book award for fiction, Ms. Weber beat Philip Roth's "Everyman" (Houghton Mifflin) and Chris Knopf's "Two Time" (Permanent Press), which were runners-up.

Implying threats to the press which were unrealistic, he says, "seemed to me merely to advertise the government's weakness, which was a broader political issue for the government at the time".

But reports in the Spanish press, which were not denied by the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that 24 hours after the fall of Baghdad, the chargé d'affaires, Muhammad Abdel Aziz Hussein, disclosed the arms cache.

The books of Meynell's Nonesuch Press, which were usually limited editions of the classics reflecting his own catholic and excellent literary taste, are marked by restrained design, fine papers, and careful presswork.

He won't talk to any press, which is killing my publicist.

Nor are many denunciations found in the press, which is otherwise occupied.

Eland Press, which is based in London, publishes two classic memoirs by Irfan Orga.

M. Paul Redd owns the Westchester County Press, which is published in Eastchester.

Swope savaged Becker from the start, leading the charge of the press, which was relentless.