Sentence examples for press half from inspiring English sources

Press half the dough into the bottom of the tin until you have an even layer.

Hand & Eye's Heidelberg press, half a century old, is a gleaming, precision-engineered wonder.

With lightly floured fingers, press half of the mixture into a thin layer across the bottom of the prepared pan.

Photograph: Getty When Johannes Gutenberg built the first printing press half a millennium ago, he could have had no idea what his creation would unleash.

(Sisario) SAHARA HOTNIGHTS (Thursday) Ghosts of rock hype past, the four women of Sahara Hotnights were celebrated breathlessly in the rock press half a decade ago as part of a tide of stylish Swedish garage-rock that would inexorably wash over us all.

That vantage point provided a striking contrast: While we in America waste the right to a free press, half a world away, the right is so precious that people routinely risk their lives to support it.

The next year, he told the press, half-seriously, that the "rock life" was overwhelming him.

As Ms Chapman points out, time is running out because DSM-5 is being rushed to press half-baked.

To put the gear pedal into neutral, the pedal had to be pressed half the distance between high and low.

Sally Quinn, too, is impatient with such explanations: "I do not think that was an issue with the press, because half the people who are covering her are working women, and the other half are men whose wives work".

As The Economist went to press, around half of the Labour rebels seemed to have bought the new deal.