Sentence examples for pressed himself up from inspiring English sources

On another he allegedly pressed himself up against a boy intimately with the words: "How nice it is to have a cuddle".

As he stalks around, Garrett can press himself up against walls and disappear into shadows to hide from guards; a helpful jewel graphic at the bottom of the screen changes colour to show how well illuminated (and hence how visible) he is.

Hawass courts the press, sets himself up as an easy target a bluster-fattened goose in the media crosshairs and then vilifies reporters for writing negative things about him.

It is fought in a cage "because a fighter may find himself pressed up against the fence, but he won't fall out," according to the U.F.C.

He ran away from the billowing smoke, and soon found himself pressed up against a turnstile exit that wouldn't budge.

If Vann continued to press him, he would draw himself up and announce, "You are an adviser.

Earlier this year, at his first official photograph in Strasbourg with the much taller Barack Obama and his wife, Michele, he was ridiculed by the press for suddenly pulling himself up on tiptoes.

Unlike most of his rivals, he regularly offers himself up for press and broadcasting interviews.

"I was pressed up against the second-floor window," Mr. Shachan himself recalled when I spoke with him.

One Twitter user, who identified himself as Brian Bell, posted photographs of a train pressed up against a pile of rocks.

Tim Pope, the director of several of the more interesting pop videos on display here, and a member of the panel of judges, found himself pressed into corners and up against walls by eager TV crews.