Sentence examples for To pressed from inspiring English sources
verb
To exert weight or force against, to act upon with force or weight
Here guests can deliver and receive items ranging in size from newspapers to pressed suits.
Nonetheless their futures are staked to pressed sandwiches: they have more than 30 on the menu.
Because on-demand discs are recorded on DVD-R discs, a less expensive, if less stable, photochemical alternative to pressed DVDs, they can be produced economically in small quantities, or even on an order-by-order basis.
Other food items include an array of house-made baked goods, killer flan, Colombian-style empanadas and sandwiches — from a traditional Colombian ham and cheese on white bread to pressed Cuban versions.
"With the move from the EM2 to the SA80, they moved from a wooden stock, and machined components, to pressed steel and plastic," says Cliff Jewell, who worked as a junior designer on the project in the mid-70s.
Increasingly, a large amount of data on tree species occurrences is being generated worldwide: from inventories to pressed plants.
Reporters continued to press in.
Mogil intends to press on.
We continue to press that.
Accies continued to press.
