Sentence examples for press with its from inspiring English sources

Square, a favorite with the press with its charismatic founder, Jack Dorsey, seemed to have everything it needed to conquer and crush the physical retail point-of-sale market, an industry that has called out for innovation for years without much progress.

It is difficult to believe that the British press, with its unstinting lust for blood, would let a premier in Ahern's current position off the hook.

Then the silk-screen press with its flash dryer, and boxes of T-shirts.

Berlin would press "with its allies and partners" for further worldwide disarmament, he said.

It is rare that the French business world provides the French gossip press with its soap opera romance of the year.

Keith Magnum, founder of the Hackney Citizen, says east London's Hackney council is luring away advertising revenue from the local press with its Hackney Today.

The New York Sun was the first "penny paper," featuring sensational stories aimed at mass audience… it stretched the limit of its hand presses with its 10,000 copies a day.

This was a darkness so complete that it toyed with the senses, a darkness that pressed with its own great density, smothering, strangling, crushing, pushing down with an unfathomable intolerable weight.

Microsoft vowed to press on with its bid, calling it "full and fair".

On Sunday it said it would press on with its nuclear research program despite the United Nations' pledge of economic sanctions.

The university's registrar, John Duffy, insisted that it would press on with its plans to outsource catering and estates services.