Sentence examples for harder press from inspiring English sources

The new phones will be able to distinguish between a normal tap, a harder "press" and an even harder "deeper press", according to a report from 9to5mac.

And a harder press by the public would likely follow the release of the company's two new Solazyme food streams: a "lipid-rich" flour capable, according to the company's website, of replacing dairy fat, egg yolks, and oil in recipes, and an algae-based "non-allergenic, gluten-free and sustainable source of high-quality protein".

Just use a harder press on the X at the top of the list and you will get a 'Clear All' option.

A soft press also lets you preview the contents of an email or website – known as 'Peek' – while a harder press – 'Pop' – will open the selected message or page.

That means you can either tap the touchpad or give it a harder press in order to bring up the functions that were usually associated with the right-click.

"No matter what the scoreline says, I was taught to never give up, hit harder, press faster and run quicker". The club itself is one of the oldest active rugby clubs in England, being founded in 1881, although the women's team was conceived 17 years ago when three women who had played at Leeds University approached the chairman with the idea.

Albert Mobilio, poet, "The Geographics" (Hard Press).

I also do really hard press-ups.

Mr. O'Horgan, 83, was hard pressed to explain.

The private sector is clearly hard pressed.

Anyone outside Washington would be hard pressed to name one.