| On that May afternoon, after the pressmen and typesetters had gone home for the day, 12 men filed through his doors. |
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| Disguised and escorted, I was led through a mass of waiting pressmen and reporters, and shown into some offices within the building. |
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| He was thinking like a journalist when he became the first Australian captain to allow pressmen into the dressing room at the end of a match. |
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| Although neither of the pressmen has ever met Faldo previously, they are far from apprehensive at the prospect of doing so. |
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| Lee et al. described pulmonary and upper respiratory tract symptoms among newspaper pressmen exposed to solvents. |
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| I personally have not met any pressmen or others who raised this issue to me. |
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| In the end, management refused to buckle, permanent replacements were brought in, and most of the pressmen lost their jobs. |
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| Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press. |
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| Not inexplicably, pressmen begin filing stories that would suggest the Brits are off to a flyer. |
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| For all the players, the day ended with the inevitable scramble through the waiting hordes of pressmen to the safety of their cars. |
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| Not pressmen, just ordinary fans astonished at the sights and sounds descending on their town. |
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| They decided for a laugh to cheekily chance getting in there and were amazed when their ruse of posing as pressmen caught the stadium security off guard. |
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| Carefully coded, to deceive hoards of information hungry pressmen waiting in Kathmandu, the two were charged with delivering the momentous breakthrough. |
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| His name in the Scotland 22 is enough to get the pressmen hovering. |
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| Royal Ascot spokesman Nick Smith said the racing event always used walkie-talkies for its staff, including caterers, security guards, pressmen and general managers. |
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| By adding rumors that the money had been spent on fur coats for his wife Pat and other symbols of graft, the pressmen were assured of ending his candidacy. |
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| A few old friends, acquaintances and pressmen stood by his grave. |
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