Sentence examples for presses are made from inspiring English sources

Modern buck presses are made to fit certain garment sections, such as a jacket front, pant leg, pant top, or shoulder area for a specific style and size.

Power presses are made in various sizes, ranging from small presses that can be mounted on a workbench to machines weighing more than 1,000,000 pounds (450,000 kilograms).

On a phone the key presses are made on the dual-tone multifrequency keypad.

Redundancy (R; Attneave, 1959; Baddeley, 1966) is a measure of the extent to which the same time intervals between key presses are made over the testing period as a whole (ranging from 0 100).

Microwave presses are made with two pieces of microwave-safe material, such as ceramic, thick cardboard, or books.

Flower presses are made with wood and metal screws and come with pieces of cardboard and flower press paper.

According to the Sunday Times, the order to stop the presses was made by Stephen Rae, group editor of INM's titles, a decision which led to "a heated discussion in the newsroom".

During the fixation epochs dummy button presses were made.

If ten lever presses were made, the lever was retracted, and the other lever was presented and reinforced on the same schedule.

Then comes the inevitable but, and one with a Scottish independence referendum sting... "But the financial problems of the press are making it harder and harder for them to provide this essential cultural service.

If our top order stands up, it will be a hell of a lot closer than the British press are making out".