Sentence examples for reprinting press from inspiring English sources

I have argued since, and will continue to do -- now armed with supporting opinions of literally hundreds of people who commented on Brisbane's post, Facebook, The Huffington Post and elsewhere -- that if a news outlet is not looking at contradictory assertions and using its resources to assess which is closer to the truth, what service does it provide beyond reprinting press releases?

But App Mention Alerts' results are better for developers, because the service weeds out most of the websites that simply reprint press releases or App Store descriptions, explains founder Tomasz Kolinko, whose other product, AppCodes, is focused on App Store Optimization ASOO).

I remember getting to the section on nations of the world which always fascinated me and realizing that they were just reprinting government press releases on these places.

However, as you may have heard from the Southern Poverty Law Center or one of the hundreds of press outlets who reprinted their press release as a "story," right-wing militia activity is back on the upswing.

At least so say the press reprinting the story from sea to shining sea.

Da Capo Press reprinted it... There's a Japanese edition..

Da Capo Press reprinted it... There's a Japanese edition.

was reprinted by Phaidon Press, with a new introduction by Noam Chomsky.

(As part of the Svevo boom, her lovely, genteel biography, "Memoir of Italo Svevo," has just been reprinted by Marlboro Press, at $15.95).

Last year Wellfleet Press reprinted the octavo edition of his "Birds of America" to complete a republication program that began in 1989 with the reproduction of Audubon's "Quadrupeds".

A signature picture of his sullen scowl is endlessly reprinted in the press, but this ubiquitous image has been artfully cropped; the original shows him standing in a cemetery holding a heart-shaped memorial plaque to the stillborn child he and Simone lost, which casts his expression in an altogether different light.