The children's bedroom, the bathroom, papered in big blue roses, and their parents' room were all at the front of the massive Victorian house, which was four stories tall, including this basement flat; sometimes the child was aware of the other flats above theirs, full of the furniture of other lives, pressing down on their heads.
12.19pm GMT 4th over: South Africa 20-0 (Smith 14, Elgar 5) Christopher Blunt has an even better suggestion for frustrated UK cricket lovers: "re Dan Lucas query on live cricket - it's live by pressing the red button on SS3".
The company told the court in its brief that the state court's decision was the equivalent of "viewpoint discrimination by government" because it gave Nike's critics free rein while disabling the company from fully participating in "a live and pressing public debate on a matter of international significance".
And, No, you said, for if you saw a crew Of living idiots, pressing round that new Oak-Coffin - they alive, I dead beneath That board - you'd rave and rend them with your teeth.
He said that his family had left their homes and jobs to devote their lives to pressing for his son's release.
Containment and deterrence so far have worked instead, kind of, just as they have kind-of worked to restrain Iraq over the last 11 years, and we saved thousands of lives by pressing diplomatic solutions.
They live a life pressing buttons.
For 15 minutes or so, Leicester could not live with their pressing.
Hardly anyone could live with their pressing and lightning-fast turnovers.
As a result, children who live elsewhere are pressing their parents to sell, which has taken a toll on families and friendships.
McCain has described his medical prognosis as "very poor," and several times in his speech he hinted that he is living with a pressing sense of his own mortality.
