in press

As of 30 June 2007, 122 books were in press.

He was often associated with public higher education in press coverage.

He set nine world records in press during his career.

There was no point in pressing the situation, Smith decided.

I knew there was no point in pressing for details like who, when, and where.

But there had been no sense in pressing his luck.

The first few years out here, she was scared to death in press conferences.

The bonus is in pressing the little red light on the lead car.

It takes no account of other cases, such as those appearing in press reports.

She knew from his tone that there was no point in pressing him further.

In pressing its case, each side invoked civil rights history.

How far the government would go in pressing for the new amnesty was not immediately clear.

Sometimes, they also came seeking help in pressing their own causes back home.

It was only the 11-year-old angle that earned Robert's story big play in press and television.

But he was promptly identified in press reports and by his lawyer.

The collection now totals 11 volumes, with another in press.

A rational man would have seen no point in pressing his luck.

Her reaction gained coverage in press and on the Internet.

He was less aggressive than his son has been in pressing forward on an agenda.

It didn't become a big hit, but the new band was mentioned in press.

Most say they are interested in pressing the church from within to give them positions of authority.

Just don't expect to hear about it in press conferences.

In press articles are available free online immediately after acceptance.

New difficulties arose when the eighteenth book was in press.

What kind of weird lessons in press freedom are being taught Iraq?