Sentence examples for pressing means from inspiring English sources

"I like to get on the ball and obviously the high-tempo pressing means you can win the ball back and get more touches of the ball.

They are a hybrid: technically impressive but physically imposing too, and the combination of their neat counter-attacking and their exhausting pressing meant they completely overwhelmed the hosts.

It had taken Liverpool almost no time to wipe it out, and the feverish nature of the home side's early pressing meant Villarreal briefly did look as if they didn't know what had hit them.

Slovenia's pressing meant their holding midfielder Rene Krhin was forced to cover a huge amount of ground in front of the defence and England's brightest attacking player was Dele Alli, who showed wonderful movement to escape the attention of Krhin.

But none of those pressing issues mean very much to the Yankees if Mariano Rivera is not himself.

This means pressing ahead with projects such as the giant Hornsea scheme off Yorkshire.

That means pressing Hamas to accept the fact of Israel's existence, if not Israel's moral right to exist.

In view of the recent pressure towards sustainability, oilseed processing industries are taking renewed interest in thermomechanical pressing as a means to obtain high quality oils.

It means pressing for all constitutional remedies that might counter last week's 5-to-4 Supreme Court decision allowing corporate campaign contributions to buy off even more.

The only thing that slows down the browning process, he says, is excluding the air from it, which means pressing cling film on to the surface.

That probably means pressing the attacks on Mr. Romney's time at Bain, though doing so risks more criticism from Republican voters that they are attacking free enterprise and capitalism.