Sentence examples for press for making from inspiring English sources

Luis Suarez has confirmed he wishes to leave Liverpool this summer, blaming the British press for making him "feel uncomfortable".

Yesterday, she posted a statement on her website blaming the Irish press for making her "very depressed".

It has installed a sandwich press for making Cuban sandwiches and expects to have a beer and wine license soon, though the full liquor license has been blocked.

Arthur, along with Pihelo, Anna, and Leene have already built their first prototype of a press for making briquettes out of elephant dung and chili powder.

Her parents, staunch anti-Franco communists who hid a press for making pamphlets under Rojo's crib, weren't impressed by the idea of her becoming a dancer, but through the force of her tears, she had her way.

Tabarez blamed the English press for making the most of the incident, saying: "Suarez, despite any mistakes he may have made, is the preferred target of certain media organisations that give him much more coverage for the mistakes he makes than for the successes he has".

By the 1st century bc, heavy wooden screws had become elements of presses for making wine and olive oil and for pressing clothes.

Indeed by Wednesday, when pictures of far younger-looking children were made available by agency photographers, tabloid editors cited press regulation for making their use too difficult.

None of this is lost on HSBC, which publicly thanked HFC boss Adrian Hill at a press conference yesterday for "making them aware of the overlapping brands".

One thing you have to respect about Yahoo's board of directors – no matter how much the press criticizes them for making painfully awful strategic decisions, they keep their chin up and at least maintain some level of basic decorum.

Naveen's latest effort is a call for the American Chemical Society (ACS) to press for rules making safety a condition of research funding.