Sentence examples for compressed him from inspiring English sources
The T-shirt wrapped around his thorax and compressed him.
"Many Clouds is already favourite for the race, so why compress him even more?" Smith said.
But simplifying a man into print will compress him into a one-dimensional cliché.
I can just imagine how Lezcano felt sitting on Winter Memories, knowing so much energy was compressed under him just waiting to be unleashed, and how thrilling it was when he finally let it rip.
The men gave him water and compressed his chest, before using a necktie to apply a tourniquet around his leg.
The only serious flaw is the amount of space given over to his interviewees, a decision which must have had the effect of making him compress his own judgements.
But imagine if he worked more often with containment: to hear him play, for example, around a microphone instead of clipping one to the bell of his saxophone or to hear him compress his energy -- as he will here -- into 75-minute club sets as opposed to his usual two-hours-plus in larger theaters.
He was once 5ft 7in tall, but his vertebrae have compressed and, at 5ft 3InowI now look him straight in the eye.
And something was lost when material that took him seven hours to read was compressed into two and a half hours of film.
The city's medical examiner ruled the death a homicide, saying police officers killed him by compressing his neck and chest as they restrained him for selling loose cigarettes.
