Sentence examples for reviews press from inspiring English sources

The hope is that, once here, the British artists will get signed or, at the very least, get buzz that leads to favorable reviews, press mentions, airplay, and invitations back to tour.

The open scan was produced in collaboration with the firm Polecat, which used its proprietary platform (Meaning Mine), which tracks millions of sources of unstructured data each day, including online national and local news, blogs, forums, trade publications, consumer reviews, press wires as well as corporate, government and academic publications from over 180 countries.

The release is an enhanced CD that also contains video footage of a '74 rehearsal and an Adobe® file filled with the original playbill, extra photos, reviews, press clippings, early scripts and song orchestrations.

Any reviews, press clippings, and nifty quotes about your band that you've accumulated.

The books reviewed have included recent works by Michael Chabon and Chinua Achebe, but they are quite often from Christian presses rarely covered by more mainstream reviews, presses like Eerdmans and Brazos.

402 pp. Chicago Review Press.

With the current system of injunctions crumbling, a committee is being set up to review press regulation.

When I first worked in universities, more than a decade ago, carefully written and reviewed press releases were how we reached over the wall of the ivory tower.

Irwin Chusid's book "Songs in the Key of Z: The Curious Universe of Outsider Music" (A Cappella Books/Chicago Review Press, 2000 ) includes a chapter on song-poems.

Those interested in the Marxist perspective should get hold of The Great Financial Crisis, written by John Bellamy Foster and Fred Magdoff, published by Monthly Review Press in New York.

"They'd pick cotton all through the day, and at night they'd sit around and play the guitars," Mr. Edwards recalled in his autobiography, "The World Don't Owe Me Nothing" (Chicago Review Press, 1997).