Sentence examples for hurt pressing from inspiring English sources

His voice could sound as if it had been through a storm; a bit of hurt pressing against the dawn with Alabama-inflected syllables that could curl a note back into a phrase or vanish.

But Ms. Castro acknowledges that she has access to the very top of Cuba's bureaucracy, which certainly does not hurt in pressing her agenda.

A Los Angeles Police Department officer recently was granted injury leave after he hurt himself bench pressing 400 pounds at the Police Olympics in Las Vegas, The Times reported last year.

An LAPD officer recently was granted injury leave after he hurt himself bench pressing 400 pounds at the Police Olympics in Las Vegas.

Among others who took extended leaves were a police officer who hurt himself bench pressing 400 pounds at the Police Olympics in Las Vegas, a firefighter who competed as a professional mixed martial arts fighter while on leave and an officer who took a year off for a shoulder injury and then was videotaped giving scuba lessons at a dive shop in Long Beach.

Yet Google and its brethren also have a point when they wonder if the media giants are only hurting themselves by pressing the copyright issue.

Though perms and the pressing combs hurt I didn't dare fall out of trend and let my hair go without.

"We had it … and certainly a pressing election didn't hurt".

An F.B.I. official in Washington edited crucial details out of Mr. Samit's memorandums seeking a search warrant for Mr. Moussaoui's possessions, and said that pressing for it could hurt an agent's career, Mr. Samit testified.

A technician starts it and the noise actually hurts, the howl of the V10 pressing itself into my ears until there's no choice but to lose my dignity by jamming my fingers into them.

The fondness could be felt, but like incessantly pressing on a bruise to check if it still hurts, it sort of lost its magic.