Sentence examples for represented as a press from inspiring English sources

Time zero is represented as a press of the button.

In the UK's right-wing press, young British Somalis are often represented as a violent community living by their own laws.

Printed in 1970 by the photographer's own firm, Haywire Press, the photo book included nearly 50 images of the artist represented as a shadow or a reflection, or occasionally as visible in person.

Jesus is represented as a fish".

Each step is represented as a column.

The feeling healthy "hot button", as the submission puts it, was pressed when represented as freedom from fatigue and resistance to catching coughs and colds … in short, feeling good.

He then began a long and distinguished career of 45 years as a press agent and publicist representing many Broadway and Off-Broadway plays and actors including "Annie", "Driving Miss Daisy" and "The Fantastiks".

Mr. MacPherson had a busy and varied career as a press agent and manager in the 1960s and 1970s, representing Victor Borge, Harry Belafonte and the National Ballet of Canada.

I worked as a press officer for a European embassy.

Choose a heavy book to use as a press.

"You are not here to represent a free press… You're here representing the Hugh Grants of the world".