Sentence examples for start the presses from inspiring English sources

You win a book, printed on paper… so start the presses again.

Then we went into the main control room where one of the people on our tour got to press the button and start the presses.

The Collegiate Network handbook "Start the Presses!" states: "As a media outlet, you have the power to transform a minor event or fact into a major embarrassment...

Indeed, the Collegiate Network, which distributes some $200,000 a year in publishing money to 58 student newspapers, issues a handbook, "Start the Presses!" which explicitly counsels its conservative charges to "loosen up," to, in effect, get in touch with their inner Abbie Hoffman.

START THE PRESSES There have been YouTube tutorials on do-it-yourself typography nails, but The New Black, a new nail-polish line, has gone a step further and introduced a boxed set of everything a girl needs to outfit her nails with newsprint.

As the red carpet was about to start, the press area tripled.

The next interloper was the New York Times Co., which started the presses whirring for a paper aimed at Atlanta's wealthy suburbs.

Cameron has just started the press conferences.

"We are starting the press conference in a bad way, I think," he said with a smile.

When reporters opened by asking about a medical timeout Mr. Djokovic had taken, Mr. Nadal said, "We are starting the press conference in a bad way, I think.

He was 25 when he started the press in 1996, after gaining his publishing sea legs behind the counter of a Kinko's on West 12th Street.