pressman

How To Use pressman In A Sentence

• A pressman from the paper noticed it and called the newsroom, but it was too late to pull the illustration.
• For any 'pressman' that think they know how to solve the problem, odds are you probably never did the Intaglio work. Chicagotribune.com - News
• In 1872, a pressman for The Providence Journal turned an old express wagon into an eatery, thus creating the first diner.
• Littmann's late father was a newspaper pressman who later became a mason and contractor.
• Montgomery, James (1771 – 1854): brought up a Moravian, Montgomery became a dissenting radical pressman, imprisoned in 1796 for publishing political articles critical of the government in the paper he edited, the Sheffield Index of People
• I get something to do, and they get a service free," said Moyer, a former pressman for National Geographic and other magazines until his printing company went out of business. Fight over Montgomery County ambulance fee continues
• The driver was not surprised at the extravagance involved, assuming he was a pressman. THE SCAR
• In the United States a pressman is a man who runs a printing press; in England he is a newspaper reporter, or, as the English usually say, a journalist. Chapter 4. American and English Today. 2. Differences in Usage
• While one pressman inked the type in the forme, another placed a sheet of slightly dampened paper on a hinged frame covered with parchment, the ‘tympan’.
• He raged at a stunned pressman who had asked the question.