Sentence examples for presses which from inspiring English sources

Conveyor buck presses, which may move intermittently or continuously, are buck-pressing systems in which sections or garments to be pressed are fed into a buck press and extracted from it by a conveyor belt.

(Some Chinese university presses, which give preference to their own faculty, are exceptions).

University presses, which sell mainly to the academic market, say they have suffered far more.

Now, Wilson explained, one operator manages between eight and ten presses, which are overseen by digital systems.

Independent presses, which invented and dominate lucrative categories such as young-adult novels, were the first to send sales teams to bookstores.

Some are starting to use digital presses, which print straight to a plate without the need to make a film for each page.

She pressed: which opera?

My friend pressed: which was it?

"It also corrodes the 'independent' press, which long ago abolished limits to attack Chávez".

"This country has a robust and diverse press which needs to be protected," he said.

The royal family owns or controls most of the Saudi press, which dominates the Arab world.