Sentence examples for crush press from inspiring English sources
It claimed Ed Miliband was determined to crush press freedom in a way that would drive a hammer and sickle through the heart of the nation.
A year from now, after helping to pick, crush, press, rack, blend and bottle her fermented grapes, she will end up with 138 bottles of wine at a cost of about $16 per bottle.
The "Islamic State of Iraq and Syria" (ISIS) is targeting the newborn independent Syrian press in a deliberate strategy to crush press freedom and to impose a renewed and constant censorship upon the Syrian people.
For the United States, the crisis peaked between 1975 and 1987 when, as director general, Amadou Mahtar M'Bow of Senegal politicized Unesco, notably by promoting a "new world information order" -- something Western governments viewed as a move to crush press freedom.
Outraged, the ANA New Media Association the network behind the station has decided to go head to head with the extremist group's "deliberate strategy to crush press freedom and impose censorship upon the Syrian people".
Do not stir, crush, press, or stand upon the mix.
Is President Putin crushing press freedom in Russia?
The apples are then crushed, pressed and fermented.
Mark Ryan McNeilly started making wine in 1999, and his first vintages were crushed, pressed, and aged in the garages of friends and family.
The process is normally referred to as the green bio-refinery or bio-refining, and usually involves the harvesting of fresh foliage or silage, which is then crushed yielding pressed juice and pressed cake that are both processed further by a variety of physical and chemical treatments, and fractionations to yield a range of products or raw materials [1, 2, 6].
