Sentence examples for pressing himself from inspiring English sources

When she came back a few minutes later she saw Mr. Rathore pressing himself against Ruchika.

Often the nearest he got was in the tram on the way to work, pressing himself against strap-hanging secretaries.

But as soon as she turned and found the latch and got the door ajar he was next to her, embracing her, pressing himself against her, whinnying, "Madam.

Later, when he is finally persuaded to take short walks, he skulks, pressing himself against the nearest wall or fence, as if trying to be invisible.

And not just because he was only 69, and pressing himself as hard as ever in pursuit of a plan that might — against heavy odds, as he was blunt enough to say — save America from disaster in Afghanistan.

When one of the boys was in his room, Denford allegedly walked in naked while aroused and got in to bed with him before pressing himself up against his body.

Take All's Well that Ends Well, which "features a young Frenchman being pressed into marriage, written at a time when the author was himself pressing a young Frenchman into marriage".

Joey Falcone, a slugger for Columbia, knows what to do when he finds himself pressing at the plate.

Murray can absorb a maelstrom of pace and still keep a point on even terms, or better, just that shade less than even that entices an opponent to exhaust himself pressing an advantage that isn't quite there.

And Mr Cameron, a politician who wants to preserve the status quo, finds himself pressing an in-out vote on Mr Salmond, whose adult life has been devoted to the cause of Scottish independence.

But the price the government pays for rapeseed has fallen so low, Mr. Sun says, that he is better off pressing the seeds himself and using the cooking oil at home.