The closing leaves not just Ms. Ford and her son without a job, but also her husband, a worker in the metal-pressing shop.
As freeholder he was a bull in a china shop, pressing colleagues to cut their salaries and pass ethics reforms.
The busy street is filled with a dozen salesmen from competing loan shops pressing flyers into hands among the passing crowd.
He staggered back into the KFC and died on the floor, customers running out of the shop or pressing themselves against the walls.
I thought it was my shopping bags pressing against me and took no further notice.
What I thought where my shopping bags pressing against me was in fact a middle age man's hand.
The 80,000 miles do not include other pressing engagements such as shopping trips to Paris with Posh or sponsorship commitments.
The Service Employees International Union, for instance, has agitated on behalf of non-unionised workers at fast-food restaurants and Walmart shops, without pressing them to join the union.
Both of those things seem totally doable, and I'm sure stuff like pressing buttons, holding a shopping basket, and other common tasks are equally possible.
This spare Norwegian tale opens with its protagonist, Arvid, pressing his head against a shop window, drunk, with two fractured ribs, utterly disoriented.
Its like pressing your nose against a shop window when it's closed.
