Sentence examples for pressed of from inspiring English sources
In March, De Stijl Records reissued all 10 volumes of Poetry Out Loud digitally (Tres Warren of the New York band Psychic Ills was brought in to master the release), and is distributing the few remaining LPs (around 1,000 copies each were pressed of Volumes 2 to 10, and just 500 of Volume 1).
A total of 1,000 copies were pressed, of which only 934 were made available to buy, barely enough to reach the U.K. Top 100.
He indulges in occasional bursts of eloquence: "A turning down of dinner damped, in ways subtle past knowing, manic keys on the flute of me, least pressed of all, which for a moment had shrilled me rarely".
Run out of opposite sides of Germany by guys called Paul and Cornelius, the label keeps things minimal: three records a year, 300 copies pressed of each, with a specially-commissioned screenprint taking up the B-side of each release.
As physicians are often pressed of time they abbreviate words while writing medical reports.
Some had floors of pressed dung.
The protesters pressed a variety of agendas.
Klinsmann elected to press all of his.
Press one of the options.
The press of expectation?
The press of sweaty bodies inflames tempers.
