Sentence examples for mainly pressed from inspiring English sources

Open daily 11.30am-10pm This Cuban-owned joint is alive with Latin music and rapid-fire Spanish instructions issuing from its small galley kitchen, and its food (mainly pressed, toasted Cuban sandwiches) is equally vibrant.

While birthday and anniversary notes resumed after that, the files contain mainly press clippings about the chief justice, many unflattering.

It was mainly press, not protesters, who met Turner, but several outlets reported a protester shouted "Loser!" as he walked out.

Economic restrictions imposed by the United Nations Security Council and further measures added by Western countries mainly to press Iran on its nuclear program have made it increasingly difficult for the oil-exporting country to conduct international business.

The new fund is mainly for those pressed into labor, principally non-Jews from Eastern and Central Europe.

In late 2003, I travelled to Iran after a period of similar upheaval, which had been pressed mainly by student groups.

The public housing bill has been pressed mainly by Republicans in Congress over the opposition of Democrats and the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Andrew Cuomo, who have said the Republican bill would leave poor people without housing.

While learning the first task, the fixed consecutive number schedule, rats pressed mainly the left lever, while the right one was only used to terminate the chains of responses.

This was mainly because this subject pressed the button indicating mental impasse too early (median time 17.3 (9.4–32.9) s) and too often (60% of its trials led to a mental impasse).

Incompatibilists have pressed the conflict mainly in two ways.

Vigil points out the same thing happened during her time as a US senator for New York, when it was mainly local press focusing on her work.