Sentence examples for presses would be from inspiring English sources

You could practice button-pressing and menu flicking for weeks and your flicks and presses would be little or no more effective than anyone else's.

One important hurdle is deciding which newspaper's printing presses would be used.

No one was being allowed into the printing plant, and there was no immediate word on whether the presses would be permitted to operate for the papers that support the republic's two-year-long separatist drive.

He saw, too, that improved means of communication and higher speed presses would be of little value without a well-organized world-wide news service, and this he set out to get, just as he had earlier done on a smaller scale in Chattanooga.

Because to look at a text like Rowles's The History here, one finds something not far off from what history has contextualized as its most titanic of components: work like Céline's, Beckett's, Joyce's, Stein's, Burroughs's, most of which if presented to a major house or even most independent presses would be pushed off into the pile.

Checking could improve task performance, predicting that rats that made more observing lever presses would be more successful on task, in terms of rewards earned.

The sight of two political parties pressing parties to now go further than the judge in regulating the press would be politically implausible for both Miliband and Clegg.

Press, would be many feet thick.

The press would be tetchier and scream about "Red Ed".

"If there was democracy in Indonesia, then freedom of the press would be guaranteed and valued.

Behavior on all sides — perpetrators, prosecutors, press — would be more hysterical, more desperate, more inarticulate.