Sentence examples for pressed on it from inspiring English sources

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Atkins said the wiggler who'd been at the desk before him, who'd got transferred someplace, had pressed on it so much it burned the circuit.

For instance, he asked Djokovic to put his left hand on his stomach, extending his right hand straight out and pushing up while he pressed on it from above.

It had not bothered him much until recently, when he began to work at a meat-packing plant and the helmet and goggles needed for the job pressed on it painfully.

He later sent her a poem comemmorating how she Came all the way to Preston Where in the Crest trousers are pressed on It took two full days But I was amazed That she pressed and pressed and pressed on.

He ums, aahs and stutters again when pressed on it: "I'm really not sure, I don't know exactly how it's going to be … I really like working on it.

All previous Republican challengers didn't raise the issue unless pressed on it, with former Florida governor Jeb Bush putting his faith in "someone in a garage" to solve the problem.

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Since ovens vary, the cake is done when it has risen to double its size, and springs back up if you press on it.

"Things press on it.

"It is like a wound, the more you press on it the more blood gushes out.

As for the new Force Touch trackpad, which responds according to how hard you press on it, it took some getting used to.

Do not press on it yet.

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