Sentence examples for quick press from inspiring English sources

3.46pm: Continuing our journey into the German psyche, here's a quick press round-up from our correspondent in Berlin.

"I'll phone Mr. Kim at the dry cleaner's and see if he can give them a quick press," Ann said, in a soothing tone of voice.

At the end of his quick press briefing, Tortorella took on the entire Penguins organization, which is owned by the legendary Mario Lemieux.

5) Now you can carefully trim off any loose threads from both sides of the patch and give the repair a quick press.

Put the currants in a small bowl and give them a quick press or two with the end of a rolling pin or pestle, just to crush a few and create a bit of juice – you want most of them to stay whole.

One more quick press and users can start yapping away with Dolphin's voice commands.

Until very recently, Pausch was in great physical shape: cycling every day, running somewhat faster than the majority of his countrymen and, of course, interrupting his lectures to do a few quick press-ups.

Quick pressed too much and with too much alarm about Rubio, the father of four school-age children, taking money out of his retirement savings, at a cost to him and his family of thousands of dollars.

The army was quick to press its claim for suzerainty.

If, as Mr Rodrik believes, economists have been too quick to press their case, it is India's decades of wasted potential that best explains their impatience.* "From 'Hindu Growth' to Productivity Surge".

He was also quick to press that men and women can have very different careers within the same industry.