Sentence examples for be pressed with from inspiring English sources
verb
To exert weight or force against, to act upon with force or weight
The FPS Master, which looks like two toy guns stuck together, puts the four main Xbox buttons in the handles, where they can be pressed with fingers.
By the summer of 1862, the situation was clear: Union troop strength had to be greatly increased – Lincoln was asking for 300,000 new volunteers – and offensives had to be pressed with greater energy.
The powder can be pressed with a mechanical or isostatic press into "green" (that is, unfired) compacts with a density of 60 65 percent of the theoretical maximum and then sintered.
To improve typing and mouse operation efficiency, ideally the keys can be pressed with small finger movements while a hand is placed on the mouse.
A white card can also be pressed with foils to look like a legitimate credit card, as seen in this video.
Subjects responded by means of 3 corresponding touch buttons on a handheld button device, which could be pressed with minimal effort or head motion.
Development work was done with schools and fans; flesh was pressed with press, broadcasters and potential sponsors.
The carbon tissue is pressed with a rubber roller to a cylinder that has a polished electroplated copper surface.
"We're pressed with maximizing the revenue we can at the best premium price we can," he said.
A fan captured the alleged offending noise on a video at 4 00), and charges have been pressed with police.
The attacks have come from both sides of the political aisle, but have been pressed with particular insistence by conservatives and libertarians.
