Sentence examples for supplied press from inspiring English sources

Four emails written by Corry, and three replies from the Labour party which checked its Excalibur computer database, show his target was not Warren but other figures, and Millbank supplied press cuttings on PR man Martin Minns.

Pop: Taylor Swift by Fiona Sturges Taylor Swift will follow the likes of Black Sabbath and The Rolling Stones at BST Hyde Park (Supplied press image) With the release of her fifth LP, 1989, in October, 2014 already looked to be Taylor Swift's year.

One can assume AMD would not supply press drivers for the purpose of a review, only to later deliver an updated launch driver that boosted performance.

Hanks supplied the press corps with a second machine in 2010, and sent the latest edition to them in March this year.

Carter ordered them stopped at once & he wants secrecy strengthened & measures taken to deny access by the press or those who supply the press with intelligence - to the kind of information the "Post" provided its readers.

The News has had problems with its presses, curtailing the number of lucrative color ads it could sell, and lost a lawsuit against Goss Graphic Systems, which supplied the presses.

Since the supplied airflow presses particles onto the orifices and they work like poppets, the valve is normally closed.

In England, William Morris commissioned a mill to supply his press with paper made by hand, using the materials and methods employed in the Italian Renaissance.

Mr. Munson undertook the task of supplying with press releases on the works; the dancers's photographs and biographies; and information about the workshops offered by the company.

Lee persuaded the mine owners to abandon their refusal to answer questions, and he shortly sent out an announcement that the operators would supply the press with all possible information.

He snorted that "This is not an advertising agency...our plan is frankly, and openly, on behalf of business concerns and public institutions, to supply the press and public of the United States prompt and accurate information concerning subjects which it is of value and interest to the public to know about".