Sentence examples for press closely from inspiring English sources

In the close Democratic presidential races in 2008 and 2016, the press closely tallied and monitored the loyalties of these superdelegates, which helped frame who was up and who was down.

When a person covers the cough with the bare hands or with a tissue, they tend to close all their fingers tightly against each other, and press closely each hand against the other by the cubital border of the palm.

As one of four members of the government's advisory group who prepared the draft on which the government's new planning reforms are closely based, I have followed the debate in the press closely.

That three other directors are (according to the Chinese press) closely related to Mr Ren is also omitted.The report is a bit more forthcoming on the financial help Huawei gets from the state: plentiful cheap loans, some at interest rates of less than 1.7%, and a handy chunk of research grants.

Throughout the California campaign, which the European press closely followed, there was amusement and bemusement at the prospect of Mr. Schwarzenegger's becoming governor, a sense that by electing him, California voters were continuing an American tradition of raising celebrities above their level of competence.

The press closely followed Fender's activities in his personal life, reporting his activities at dances, races and shooting.

The tables at City Winery are pressed closely together, but that won't stop Thorn.

In Pandanaceae the spiral ranks of leaf bases that are pressed closely together are distinctive.

In the fifth position, the feet are turned out and pressed closely together, the heel of the one foot against the toe of the other.

Some species have small scalelike leaves, often bearing an oil gland, which are pressed closely to the rounded or four-angled branchlets.

Surrounded by darkness, and pressed closely together, the men exchanged sight for sound — the ping of dripping water, the echo of voices, the cable groaning overhead.