Sentence examples for set a press from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, Solvay set a press conference for 10 30 a.m.

To set a price you press the link showing all the other books like yours that are for sale.

This case will set a precedent for press freedom and nascent democracies in the region, and presents President Sisi with an opportunity to show that this administration is a true new beginning.

Lugar's spokesman claims that not only did Democrats not do that, but they set up a press conference to announce the reintroduction of the DREAM Act before the Lugar had made his final decision not to cosponsor.

Robert began selling books in Glasgow in 1741 and shortly thereafter set up a press.

It has set up a press center to get its message out and is working with a public relations firm.

When the ad was released in May, it set off a press frenzy, with Ms. T.'s modeling agency, Women, receiving more than 400 interview requests.

When Morris died in 1896, Cobden-Sanderson (pictured, on the right) suggested Walker and he should set up a press of their own.

In Paris in 1470, the rector and librarian of the Sorbonne invited three German printers to set up a press on university premises.

After learning to print at Cologne (1471 72), Caxton set up a press at Bruges (about 1474), where he had long been established in business.

The movie, which opens on July 20, is set at a press junket to promote the release of a big-studio blockbuster called "Time Over Time".