Sentence examples for Having been pressed from inspiring English sources

Having been pressed by Radio Silence over a furlong out, Churchill ran on takingly to make it three wins from four runs.

Having been pressed by corporate headquarters in the early 1980s to accept an annual shipment from Sweden of 1,000 two-door economy-model sedans for sale in the United States, Mr. Sinclair balked and cut another deal.

Instead, the audience, having been pressed for a charity donation of $150 at the door, watched a video of the models, posing for cameras, on a red carpet.

When he came to grief,As was perhaps inevitable,His body was overlooked for hours,Having been pressed by force of habit Into the likeness of what had killed him.

After all, it was only in 1951 that the Fed gained full control over interest rates, having been pressed by the Treasury to keep them low to finance the government's wartime borrowing.

He titled the 1977 work "Feeling Pushed," perhaps because he had just successfully battled cancer; the nose might have been flattened by having been pressed against an invisible but powerful obstacle.

Families have been pressed and strained.

Once a valid key has been pressed, we know which finger has been pressed.

But the buttons had been pressed.

Similar claims have been pressed elsewhere.

Different laws have been pressed into service.