Sentence examples for press whose from inspiring English sources

Everyone in Karaikal knows the Women's Press, whose colorful pink sign advertises the press and its stationery shop just outside the Old Bus Stand, on a dusty street perfumed by the scent of jasmine sold everywhere.

They care only for the rightwing press, whose editors suffer a similar taboo.

The advertising industry and the financial press, whose pages have carried the banks' strident appeals, are rolling in the aisles.

The phenomenon goes back at least to the printing press, whose 15th-century inventor, Johannes Gutenberg, died bankrupt.

One is the lack of protection afforded to the press, whose freedom Mr Putin patently regards with disdain.

He still managed to be philosophical about the Chinese press, whose continued growth and improvement he called unstoppable.

"Curbstone is absolutely wonderful," said the writer Grace Paley, a chairwoman for the Authors Committee for Curbstone Press, whose members assist the nonprofit press by reading at Curbstone fund-raisers.

The Associated Press, whose lease in Rockefeller Center expires next year, is also considering the space.

The term "Oxford comma" refers to the Oxford University Press, whose house style is to use the serial comma.

In 1925 Morison was made typographic adviser to the Cambridge University Press, whose printer, Walter Lewis, had begun a complete reform of its typographic resources.

In the clearest indication of the kind of jolt he wants for the magazine and its Web site, NationalJournal.com, he hired Ron Fournier, the former Washington bureau chief of The Associated Press, whose journalistic metabolism is anything but sleepy.