Sentence examples for sterling press from inspiring English sources

The second was created by Hugh D'Andrade for Sterling Press.

My third book, "Downsizing the Family Home" (Sterling Press), hits shelves in January.

Syndicated columnist Marni Jameson is the author of the forthcoming "What to Do With a Houseful of Memories" (Sterling Press).

Syndicated columnist Marni Jameson is the author of two home and lifestyle books, and the forthcoming "Downsizing the Family Home: What to Keep, What to Let Go" (Sterling Press).

I had even written about the painstaking process of clearing out my parents' home of 50 years in this column and in a forthcoming book: Downsizing the Family Home – What to Keep, What to Let Go, coming this January from Sterling Press.

Sterling: "And the press just buried something you said that tied all of that together?" Bundy: "No, that's pretty much what I said".

The two of them are at the center of a tight and capable group at Brown campaign headquarters in Oakland, which includes the able day-to-day campaign manager Steve Glazer and stalwart Sterling Clifford, the press secretary so frequently out-numbered by the hordes of high-paid flacks employed by Whitman.

Sterling has received some press coverage about the growth in its small-business lending.

Other celebrities with bills to pay include Clare Balding, whose delightful Britain By Bike (Batsford, £16.99) is based on a TV series, and Roger Sterling, with Sterling's Gold (Grove Press, £12.99), though Sterling isn't strictly speaking a celebrity.

Ms. Mooney (who wore a necklace with her Twitter handle spelled out in sterling silver) was hard pressed to put her finger on what about the bar made it a go-to place for the next coming of Silicon Alley.

The devaluation of the pound sterling, and what the Roman press had to say on the subject.