The metal masters from which 78s were pressed had mostly been sold for scrap (or, in Patton's case, tossed into a river), and the best surviving copies often didn't make it to CD — they were squirrelled away by collectors.
The metal masters from which 78s were pressed had mostly been sold for scrap (or, in Patton's case, tossed into a river), and the best surviving copies often didn't make it to CD they were squirrelled away by collectors.
Although he rarely meets the press, mostly out of lack of interest, there is no reluctance on this occasion.
Meanwhile, the press, mostly critical of the junta and the country's military, has been singled out for attack.
The interview has made headlines in the press mostly for the President's timetable on Iran, but it should perhaps be noteworthy for another reason: its un-noteworthiness.
The press (the foreign press, mostly) went wild when she wore a low-cut gown to the opening of the Oslo opera house last year.
This provoked righteous scorn in the press, mostly in relation to the irony of the KLF making a comeback, however pranksterish and absurd.
There is the press, mostly still privately owned and lightly regulated, which was all we had until the dawn of broadcasting.
I told him that he and his fellow Italian economics writers were not taking this seriously enough (the Italian press mostly just attacked me for being part of some Anglo-Saxon conspiracy).
Or try to imagine the fears of the 15th-century Italian scholar who saw Gutenberg's printing press mostly as a license to erode seriousness and to libel others.
