The phrase "pressed inside" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to push or force something to be inside or contained. Example: The flower was pressed inside the pages of my diary, preserving its delicate petals for years to come.
Like a tidal wave, the people in the lobby pressed inside, the first lucky few sitting themselves at the massive oak table, the rest pressed against the wall.
A few foreigners were pressed inside, but one could see that tourism has been hard hit; the khan was built for an abundance of chaos, and that night it seemed almost relaxed.
A reach and a pull with the paddle, my feet pressed inside against rubber walls, and I powered back into the waves.
In this process, a mandrel with a diameter slightly larger than that of the tube is pressed inside the tube and in so doing, creates the internal profile.
The inserted plastic warms up and is then pressed inside a mould".
Pressed inside the alcove, I watch the carriages barrel past, vaguely aware that it's usually me sitting inside them.
Will there come a time when those pillow cheeks are loose parchment and those lips, so full that men's tongues itch to press inside, wither to the thinness of a closed mussel?
However, as we went to press, Inside Government reinstated him.
After pressing a destination floor number on a lobby keypad, passengers are grouped and directed to specific elevators that will stop at the selected floor (there are no buttons to press inside the elevators).
The familiar fear for war pressed me inside so that it was difficult to breathe".
But other than a few local journalists, I never saw many members of the press inside. .
