"pressed after" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to mean "followed closely in time or order." For example: "The police arrived at the scene of the accident, pressed after by an ambulance."
Briefly pressed after the last, Bog Warrior kept on well to win by just over three lengths.
Pittsburgh's Tray Woodall made a 3-pointer with 30 seconds left to make it a one-possession game, and Pittsburgh (4-1) pressed after a timeout.
I suppose you get used to that, but I had difficulty figuring out if particular buttons had been pressed after I'd smeared my greasy fingers all over them.
When a key is pressed, any additional keys pressed while the window is open are considered part of the combination, while keys pressed after the window is closed are considered a new combination (with a new concurrency window).
Other skin-fermented wines I've enjoyed recently include a 2016 grenache blanc from California's Donkey and Goat winery (pressed off the skins after one week) and a sauvignon blanc by Villa Melnik in Bulgaria (pressed after two weeks).
Pressed after the game if he has managed to stay calm during a rocky period, Harbaugh answered "yes", while stating on his future that "my priorities are winning games".
In the past, the drivers had one more button to press after a door closing tone has sounded.
The authors should provide an analysis to show how many presses do mice continue to press after reaching the criteria frequency in each press.
It is also assumed that you need to press after issuing a command.
Liverpool pressed hard after half-time.
Hannity didn't press Rubio after that.
