Sentence examples for press would be from inspiring English sources

The sight of two political parties pressing parties to now go further than the judge in regulating the press would be politically implausible for both Miliband and Clegg.

Press, would be many feet thick.

The press would be tetchier and scream about "Red Ed".

"If there was democracy in Indonesia, then freedom of the press would be guaranteed and valued.

Behavior on all sides — perpetrators, prosecutors, press — would be more hysterical, more desperate, more inarticulate.

I predicted that the investigative press would be weakened and that reality would grow murkier.

Of course they and the tabloid press would be looking for who precisely that was.

Can you imagine what the financial press would be writing about me if I went public.

In any other case the press would be the first to expose such practices.

"The Spin Room," the 10 30 p.m. political program that featured Mr. Carlson and Bill Press, would be canceled, CNN said.

As for the book I'd like for Christmas: an advance copy of Andrea Carandini's comprehensive two-volume survey, The Atlas of Ancient Rome (Princeton University Press), would be good.