Sentence examples for presses you from inspiring English sources

For every writer, there comes a moment when the will of the world presses you forward, so close that you can feel their breath and words and sweat, tempting you to shoot.

Olivier's "Hamlet" presses you hard against the swords and stones of Hamlet's world.

Where others are freeing their presses, you are still controlling yours.

Williamson's arrival has clearly re-energised the band: I Wanna Be Your Dog presses you flat, 1970 comes complete with a genuinely disturbing undercurrent of nihilistic desperation.

"By the time we saw everything, it was so well put together there was nothing we had to pull out and say stop the presses you can't run this," he said.

In his 1973 essay "Autopia," the Dutch novelist Cees Nooteboom wrote that Los Angeles "mixes images of vulgarity and vitality" and "conveys the feeling that it stretches to all sides around you, but never looks down on you or presses you down, an open world that forms itself as a unity despite its fragmented appearance".

"It's like when somebody tells you to do something, it presses you to do better," said outfielder Mark Little, who was acquired with Thomson in the deal that sent outfielder Jay Payton, reliever Mark Corey and the minor league outfielder Robert Stratton to Colorado.

For example, you take a photo of a a french press, then Amazon sends you links to french presses you can buy from them.