Sentence examples for presses still from inspiring English sources
Will there always be a place for movies in which the sainted words "Hold the front page!" and "Stop the presses!" still ring around the newsroom?
The presses still roll and the news still breaks, but most of the big money still comes from the fading dead-tree business model.
Inkjet devices now perform a multitude of printing roles, from books on demand to labels and photographs, even though traditional presses still roll for large runs of books, newspapers and so on.A customised futureHow would this translate to manufacturing?
Academic presses still publish lousy, abstruse, jargon-heavy books; and Allen Lane, Bodley Head, 4th Estate, Picador, Bloomsbury, Profile, Atlantic, Granta and Little, Brown continue to publish great ones, in history, nature, biography – all subjects.
Television's last serious look at the business was CBS' Lou Grant - which aired from 1977-1982, an era when "stop the presses" still meant, literally, stop the machines that print the newspapers.
The press still eulogises them.
The press still airs a range of opinion.
But the press still wants to talk about drugs".
Fans still camp out for products, which the press still raves about.
Some, like coulibiac, have fallen out of fashion, but the duck press still reigns.
That's where the cider press still stands, unused for years.
