Sentence examples for it has been pressed from inspiring English sources

It has been pressed to hold a referendum, which would happen over Tony Blair's dead body.

It can't be sold until it has been pressed flat & sorted.

The next version of the iPhone will be able to tell how hard it has been pressed, using technology that has already been integrated into other Apple products.

Originally formulated by Goldman in "What Is Justified Belief?", it has been pressed more systematically by Feldman (1985) and Conee and Feldman (1998).

Historians have used the Tribal Hidage to provide evidence for the political organisation of Anglo-Saxon England and it has been "pressed into service by those seeking to interpret the nature and geography of kingships and of 'peoples' in pre-Viking England", according to N. J. Higham.

It had been pressed to define its model for post-EU trade partnership.

It had been pressed up against the winter coats, shrouded in its dry-clean carrier, and although I tried to forget about it, I never could.

Now it had been pressed into service again to handle the flood of separated families.

His suit looked like it had been pressed under his bed overnight, his shoes were paint-splattered with all the colours of the rainbow.

The technique was discovered accidentally in the 1980s when a secret message from Russia was being developed in London and found also to contain Cyrillic script from the surface of a letter it had been pressed against in the post.

In LHT, releasing a lever or button is reinforced only if it had been pressed longer than a specified interval; early releases restart the clock but are not reinforced.