Sentence examples for longer press from inspiring English sources

After half an hour of watching the crater – my hands so cold I can no longer press the camera shutter – we are collected by one of Birgir's helicopters.

This is what high-mountain hideaway money in Aspen has come down to: Even the ordinary rich can no longer press their noses to the glass.

Officers later said that he could no longer press hate-crime charges because he did not initially report the incident as a hate crime.

But far from pursuing the case, prosecutors announced at a hearing on Monday that they would no longer press for a conviction and instead asked the judge, Tatiana Neverova, to acquit Dr. Kratov.

By closely re-reading the New York Times article and by using other available science texts, students will prepare a portion of a longer press conference to convey information about Titan to the audience.

Feeling betrayed, the remaining construction companies no longer press employees to vote for the Liberal Democrats, as they once did, industry officials said, and have stopped paying party membership dues.

And though the department said it had mandated extra training for prosecutors and directed each field office to develop its own plan to help reduce violence against women, some advocates for Native American women said they no longer pressed victims to report rapes.

But when there was nobody to save, or the distressed rat was replaced with an inanimate object, the rats no longer pressed the lever.

Brilliantly, the rear touchpad can be tapped to create mountains around the tracks (the longer you press, the higher the peak), while the front touchscreen can be pressed to create indentations that can be filled with water to create lakes.

On average it took respondents 20% longer to press the button when both digits were odd.

Donna Karan is no longer the press darling she once was, and that is to be expected.