Sentence examples for rough press from inspiring English sources

A state which used to regard itself as a model of the new South (witness all those impressive investors) has once again been ensnared by the politics of the old South.South Carolina has had a rough press lately.

Barbirolli also had to cope with what The Gramophone described as "a rough press campaign in New York from interested parties who wished to evict him from his post".

As a rough guide, press your index finger to the ball of your thumb on the same hand – that is what rare meat feels like.

The "Rough Night" press tour is the gift that keeps on giving. .

A short walk from Karachi's main train station lies Railway Colony Gate No. 10: a cluster of rough shacks, pressed against a slope, bordered by a stagnant pool of black, putrid sewage.

Why has Britain got such a rude, raucous, rough red-top press?

"I always worried that people will think because Buddy was a bit rough with the press that Rex is like that," she said.

Seven Stories is cataloguing the Westall collection, which includes a largely unordered jumble of notes, rough drafts and press cuttings, some stained with coffee or paw prints from his cat Jeoffrey.

To achieve the antique look, rough paper was pressed and printed, with the roughness restored after printing by dipping the paper in water.

Our compressive-vacuum hypothesis of friction for such configuration is discussed as follows: When two rough surfaces are pressed together, the initial contact occurs between peaks of the roughness.

But such edicts do not filter down quickly to the shadow journalists, who take as their role model the rough-and-tumble press in Hong Kong -- if not CNN.