Sentence examples for pressing room from inspiring English sources

8 30 p.m. 8) DINNER ON A GRAND SCALE Cavernous with a haute-medieval theme, Oleum (Calle Castillo de Sonnet s/n; 34-971-147-000; www.oleum-mallorca.com), in the nearby village of Puigpunyent, is in a 17th-century estate's olive pressing room; the huge press is still here, and it sets the scale for everything else.

In our study, these requirements were realized by second mechanical pressing at room temperature.

A processing method for production of multilayer ceramics by laminating stacked green ceramic tapes with help of adhesive layer and pressing at room temperature was extended.

It is shown that it is advantageous to use a die with a channel angle of 135° because it permits pressing at room temperature where grain growth is limited.

Deformation twins were widely observed in polycrystalline Cu with grain sizes varying from micrometers to nanometers during the process of equal channel angular pressing at room temperature and low strain rate (∼10−2 s−1).

One day I actually saw her down in the wardrobe room pressing clothes.

In the mind of Saudi-UAE diplomacy the issues are too pressing to have room for incitement and ridicule.

At the start of the event, Miller, the Tea Party-backed Republican who recently bested U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the GOP primary thanks in part to Palin's endorsement, worked the room, pressing the flesh and chatting up the crowd.

Brown was in the capital to attend a series of unpaid meetings in cramped rooms, pressing the case for Scotland to remain part of the UK.

"With the new millennia, new technology and new ways to treat patients, administrations are trying to reconfigure services geared to an increased aging population, and -- even more pressing -- emergency rooms that are more overcrowded than ever in history," Mr. Sisto said.

Breathing room Virginia Woolf isn't the only woman to have felt a pressing need for a room of her own.