hot off the press
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The guide also took us to a tortilla factory where we enjoyed a lesson about how they are made and tried the most flavorful tortillas, hot off the press.
From Salon • May 4, 2022
With New York the capital of cutting-edge art, South Korean artists could get black market copies of magazines such as Art in America, if not hot off the press, then shortly afterwards.
From Economist • Jul. 11, 2017
Monday's episode is always the best, because it's hot off the press.
From Inc • Feb. 1, 2011
Mr. Sharon buys tortillas hot off the press from New Haven’s Tortilleria la Michoacana and sells bags of fresh tortilla chips with salsa fresca for $2.25 each.
From New York Times • Aug. 28, 2010
Every Saturday night German printing presses are set up in the streets and German soldiers are paid in banknotes hot off the press.
From Time Magazine Archive
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