1.   A free press is an essential feature of a democracy.

2.   A truly free press is a press which irritates and infuriates along the way.

3.   A well and cheese press are below in the yard with the farm buildings situated below and behind the gallery.

4.   All those who believe that a free press is a prerequisite of a democracy have cause for concern here.

5.   Britta had anticipated harsh design criticism but the fashion buyers and the press are pleasantly surprised.

6.   In the first place they were presented with a riveting demonstration of what a genuinely free press is capable of.

7.   In the second the press is restrained by its own professional Code of Practice not to misrepresent or mislead the public.

8.   Later, the press was able to seize avidly on some tactlessly conceived Marketing strategies for the eventual release of the films.

9.   On the wall were a few press clippings of the trial.