Sentence examples for whose press from inspiring English sources

Assange has won asylum in the London embassy of Ecuador, whose press laws are illiberal.

250+: designers who showed at NYFW. 30+: different countries whose press were in attendance.

Adding to the confusion, some companies will introduce products today whose press releases will be mistaken for jokes.

The contest was put on by John Terlazzo, proprietor of a Third Avenue gymnasium, whose press agent is Ted Worner.

They have a gospel duo, the Welcome Wagon, whose press release reads: "Vito and his wife are unabashedly Midwestern, ordinary and uncool".

Dr. Abdullah, a former ophthalmologist whose press conferences were once marked by overstatement and exaggeration, has become a more restrained and polished speaker.

Sometime after completing his apprenticeship he became associated with the Leakes, a printing family whose presses he eventually took over when he set up in business for himself in 1721 and married Martha Wilde, the daughter of his master.

Koenig & Bauer, whose presses print 90percentt of the world's paper money, intends to save as much as 9 million euros ($12 million) a year, a spokesman, Klaus Schmidt, said.

A rat whose presses on a lever are followed by the delivery of a food pellet will press the lever again; if the only consequence of pressing the lever is the delivery of a painful shock, the rat will desist from this action.

At Stratford, visitors can create a base, as I did, wandering around the peninsula from one town to another, stopping at whim in villages like Reedville, once home to a commercial fishery specializing in menhaden, a small fish whose pressed oil has been used to make everything from crankcase oil to Tender Vittles.

Building a $1.5 million house might be expected to deliver up a couple to codependency, but Dr. Dean, whose pressed tan slacks, black polo shirt and gold watch are more Donny Osmond than Marcus Welby, M.D., said he took his lonely duties in stride.