Sentence examples for get pressed up from inspiring English sources
As he recently explained to the Guardian, the long queues at record pressing plants have nearly tripled the time it takes for Above Board's inventory to get pressed, up from around four weeks to two-to-three months.
"It's been shown a number of times that a baby's face can get pressed up against the bumper or the baby can get wedged between the bumper and the mattress, both of which cause suffocation".
Financed by their day jobs, GBV self-released five albums of psych-rock and subterranean pop between 1987 and 1992; boasting titles such as Self-Inflicted Aerial Nostalgia and Same Place the Fly Got Smashed, they were pressed up on vinyl in runs of 500 each, and given to friends and family.
For the first time in a long time, I was working with young people people who made me laugh, who hated Christmas, who did the kind of dancing that can result in a neck brace, and who were happy to get off with each other pressed up against a rail of puffer jackets.
No matter if you're a complete stranger or not, they want to get your oily sweaty cheek pressed up against their cakey makeuped face, and they want you to pretend to be happy about it and twice, once on each side!
For the first time in a long time, I was working with young people - people who made me laugh, who hated Christmas, who did the kind of dancing that can result in a neck brace and who were happy to get off with each other pressed up against a rail of puffa jackets.
It is 14 people, on a large bus, with their backs getting all clammy and uncomfortable while pressed up against a leather chair.
But the New Democrats are starting to get some policies, albeit ones cooked up to get press coverage.
I procrastinated for months about my first – an ebook for small business owners on how to get press coverage – but it ended up taking me an afternoon.
These gals know how to get press, and the press are up for it, so the general buzz about women's organisations has swelled.
