Sentence examples for Almost pressed from inspiring English sources

We stared out at the city receding into the distance, our faces almost pressed up against the glass.

"1-0-4, go answeredanswered Mr. Gartner, speaking with his lips almost pressed to the radio.

"And was almost pressed to death" by the crowd that wanted to have "a peep at her".

It even appears to squeeze these cheeks into folds or crude, hillock-like ructions that almost press against the nose, which seems to be extruding out towards us like a fat, gradually unlooping, worm-like thing.

Braise, basting occasionally, until legs are almost tender when pressed, about 1 to 1 1/2 hours.

China, however, will almost certainly press the United States to delay or rethink its plans.

But conservative groups like Heritage Action and the Club for Growth will almost certainly press Republicans to vote no.

Any future government, whether it emerges from new elections or from a coup d'tat, will almost certainly press criminal charges against the big guns and demand repatriation of its capital.

Republicans will almost certainly press for more cuts in the annual spending bills, as they did after Congress enacted a budget deal in 2011.

Chinese officials will almost certainly be pressed to address the issue at a conference Thursday in Beijing.

Lanzmann reminds us that, as the interview proceeded, the barber, pressed almost cruelly by Lanzmann to go on speaking, began to lose control over his emotions.