Sentence examples for shut down press from inspiring English sources

To turn on/off, press the farthest right button on your Nano (commonly referred to as the sleep/wake button. ) To shut down/turn on after being shut down, press and hold the sleep/wake button for 3 seconds.

The government finally shut down press speculation and public criticism by appointing Nicholas Blake QC to review Surrey police's evidence.

Printing presses, mimeograph machines and bullhorns were used for that purpose long before cellphones came along, and any attempt to shut down presses in a democratic society is generally roundly condemned regardless of what those presses were printing.

I'd lay off all of my journalists, shut down the presses (a move favoured by Lacy during a recent Guardian podcast), close the doors and thank God for giving me such a good innings.

3 51 AM ET -- Jordan shuts down Press TV? Sara writes, "According to BBC Persian, Al-Alam has written to the network news offices in Amman ordering the state offices of the English-language Iranian television network of Press TV to be shut down".

Hold the button in for a few seconds and press "Shut Down", then restart the device.

The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 24 Note discovered on the desk of a Times editor just before the presses shut down: Boss: If we get strike, I'd be awfully grateful if you'd water my violets: Monday.

By H. L. Katzander and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 24 Note discovered on the desk of a Times editor just before the presses shut down: Boss: If we get strike, I'd be awfully grateful if you'd water my violets: Monday.

Several news websites with alleged ties to Gülen were shut down, and 34 government-issued press cards were cancelled.

When Gov. Gray Davis of California signed legislation regulating automotive greenhouse gas emissions, the phone lines in his office lit up and the press office shut down.

While government efforts to control the vote were apparent, experts said the election appeared somewhat cleaner than recent ones in which Mr. Kuchma's government shut down much of the opposition press and baldly tried to sway the results.