Sentence examples for what press from inspiring English sources

Available only to subscribers of Third Man's Vault series – and only for people who subscribe before 30 April – the deluxe Lazaretto comes on split-colour blue-and-white vinyl, with a poster, a "linen, letter-pressed postcard", a 7in of two demos, and what press materials describe as a "lavish" hardbound 40-page book.

But, is that not what press freedom is about?

But in June 1882 Richardson, whether out of spite or merely eccentricity, began work on what press accounts called the Spite House -- five feet wide, 100 feet long and, certainly to Sarner's and McQuade's surprise, four stories high.

Detection of the Soviet explosion in 1949 was described by what press accounts referred to as "a source close to Truman" as a "miracle of intelligence"; uncertainty about the January event may bespeak a need for better intelligence.

Alfonse D'Amato's new life as a "George" magazine columnist... D'Amato's newfound membership in the media elite — he is also a regular on the Fox News Channel — is part of what press accounts have described as a post-election makeover... Mentions a romantic link (and unlikely pairing) to Candace Bushnell, the author of "Sex and the City"..

In his new solo work, "My Name is Barbra ADAM," Mr. Barruch turns to what press materials describe as "the gospel of Streisand and Garland," to evoke a "delusional patient" who is both "disfigured and empowered by moments of classic musical theater".

It is what presses her readers onward, pulses rising along with the waterline.

Writing a novel is a way of synthesizing what presses in.

But in other ways, they offer me a window into what presses down on a culture that is struggling to change.

I totally respect the press and what the press has to do.

"That is the watchdog function of the press – that is what the press is designed to do," Coombs said.