Sentence examples for pressing each other from inspiring English sources

Ian Burch notes: "An international match where both teams are pressing each other, lumping it up the pitch and running around in a clueless fashion.

Of course it's worrying that children are pressing each other to send sexually explicit images, but I think the greatest tragedy is that the sex we manage to have rarely goes beyond a screen.

To move from bedroom to bathroom, they will walk corridors so narrow that two sailors cannot pass without pressing against each other.

18. Herbart himself tentatively compares representations to "elastic bodies pressing against each other" (PsW: 138).

In a word, the situation is this: we know that there are (in this idealized case) two representations, and that they are pressing against each other.

Groups of camels also avoid excess heat from the environment by pressing against each other.

Glue between all the petals that are now pressing against each other.

Force from friction between two objects is calculated as it would be in any other situation - via the following equation: Force due to friction (usually written F r ) = (mu N, where mu is the friction coefficient between the two objects and N is the normal force between the two objects, or the force with which they are pressing into each other.

Its symptoms result from involuntary and intermittent contractions of thyroarytenoid muscle during speech, which causes vocal fold to strain, pressing each vocal fold against the other and increasing glottic resistance.

"People were all rushing, pressing and crushing each other," she said.

All dashed for cover, crouching behind cars or pressing themselves against each other and the peace center's walls.