Sentence examples for is always pressed from inspiring English sources

Dubstep producer and generic university students' favourite, Rusko, whose lanky finger is always pressed firmly on the trend pulse, has gone as far as cobbling together a skweee remix of Kotchy's Sing What You Want.

This may be relevant to increasing the quenching of these Trps because the backbone carbonyl from the n − 3 residue is always pressed into the face of the Trp ring, with the n − 3 O atom always close to 3.5 Å from the CG of the Trp.

My clothes were always pressed.

"In Paris, I'm always pressed by phone calls, meetings, rendezvous.

Well-trained and sensitive as his nose may be, it's always pressed against the glass.

As one friend said of her: "Her nose was always pressed to the glass".

Clogs and jeans were the new 'uniform' and Dando adapted just as easily to that, although she recalled that her jeans were always pressed with vertical creases.

Designers are always pressed to move forward; the retro-ing of clothes represents an opportunity for them to slow down and recognize their pasts.

Also, we never push our feet up, ours are always pressed down; but in the photos you can see him on half heels, which would be very awkward in Thai classical dance".

She set the little black purse on the floor and balanced the iced tea in the same way — on her knees, which were always pressed together and very tanned.

In a complex situation, it may have been fair to say that Gordon Brown possibly embraced the liberalisation of banking regulations with too much relish but, of course, he was always pressed to do so by King, whose advice was that liberalisation could only be good for the economy.