Sentence examples for may have pressed from inspiring English sources

Wilson may have pressed McCarthy to show Katharine White this story.

The UK may have pressed to carry out the attack itself for political reasons.

Now observers speculate that Chinese officials may have pressed Tillerson to signal that the Trump administration will allow China free rein to pursue its interests.

In particular, the government in Tehran may have pressed Mr Maliki to include Muqtada al-Sadr, a populist anti-Western Shia cleric, in the new coalition.

Mr. Polenzani sang beautifully, but in striving for operatic richness in this demanding music, he may have pressed his voice too much in the later songs.

Sutherland may have pressed the ejector button, but Pennycook is one of the few people in British business who might be able to complete the mission.

However, former Ottawa police chief Vern White, who is now a Conservative senator, told CTV he believes Meredith groomed the teenage girl and that cops may not have pressed charges because the victim didn't want to pursue that route.

The froghoppers were mating "belly to belly," the scientists reported, although they may have been pressed into that position by the weight of sediment during fossilization.

Automatics are somewhat different: of course there is no clutch for you to press, but according to your car configuration you may have to press the brake or press buttons on sticks; what's common to all automatic shifts is that you have to put the lever on R (reverse).

You may have to press and hold the rim lock up into the tire, by pressing on the rim lock stem, while you work the tire off in this area.

Sometimes you may have to press the codes more than once.