Sentence examples for press near from inspiring English sources

Make sure to press near the studs; pressing in the middle could crack or damage the control board.

They are pressing their libel claim against Mr. McPhilemy and Roberts Rinehart, a press near Boulder that says it has stopped publishing new books partly because of trouble obtaining loans with a lawsuit clouding its future.

Ukrainian marine officer Anatoly Mozgovoy speaks to the press near the Ukrainian naval base in Feodosia, Crimea, which is now under Russian control.

One summer evening when he was still fourteen, after his mother had gone to the detox center and come back and started drinking again, Lakshman was standing by a sugarcane press near an irrigation channel.

The practice, needless to say, is rather more complicated, demanding a fine eye, a sense for the aesthetics, technical competence and above all, says Phil Abel, founder of the Hand & Eye press near Tower Hill in London, "the desire to make it work, get it right".

The witness said she didn't consider coming forward until accusations about Ghomeshi came out in the press near the end of 2014.

Inside the city, he said, he found he was in an unknown neighborhood, hidden with others in an apartment building as rebel fighters pressed near and the Libyan Army's lines of logistics were slowly but persistently severed behind them.

Egypt's press has near-unanimously pinned blanket blame on the Muslim Brotherhood, which the government officially declared a terrorist organisation in December.

The new piece, with its innocent title, "The House With the Ocean View," on one hand and its nudity, knives and punishing hunger fast on the other, presses buttons near and far.

As a related aside, I hear that a company I profiled a month ago may be getting some more mainstream press in the near future.

"That's A-Rod," they cried, and they pressed near the glass, clicking camera phones.