Sentence examples for inside a press from inspiring English sources
Television images showed dozens of people hurling stones inside and outside the camp, cars with broken windows and damaged laptops inside a press vehicle.
Tragically, at the height of my father's influence, on June 28 , 1971 he was shot while standing inside a press barricade at Columbus Circle a few hours before an Italian-American civil rights rally.
The teen allegedly told investigators she had two sexual encounters with the Porters, one at their home and one inside a press box at Ridgefield High School, WAPT TV reports.
It is in the collection of the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, Germany; visitors can walk inside and press a button, activating a sound, and then experience the sense of going up and down in a real elevator.
European leaders believe the EU benefits from having the UK inside," he said at a press conference with Szydło.
Alas the line on this second day of the exhibit snaked up and down, in and out for what would have taken at least two hours go get inside--even with a press card.
Once you are inside (you need a press pass or a ticket to a show to get past the bouncers), it is like you are in the lobby of a totally bizarre mall.
Crack open a toy walkie-talkie or a generic mini keyboard, rip off the coverings (sometimes there's even scotch tape inside!), press a button, and simply lick a finger and touch a circuit: a short will cause the beep to become a bleeooooop, or a danger to become a dddddreeerrrrrrrrr.
Inside the bag was a press kit of sorts — product information, all neatly wrapped in smooth white envelopes — plus two miniature product samples and a white Splendid T-shirt (size small).
It is a marketplace for a variety of contraband, from fuel to cigarettes, wheat flour, hard drugs, weapons, people and, recently, counterfeit United States $100 bills "minted" at a press inside the conflict zone.
The sound was cacophonous as metal clinked against metal and air compressed inside a giant press that precisely shaves steel slabs.
