Sentence examples similar to ridge pressing from inspiring English sources
The beige ridges of the backseat pressing patterns into my pink legs, wearing, as I was then, shorts and a polo shirt with a matching sailing boat design.
Mr. Ridge had been among those pressing him in private conversations, and he enthusiastically supported the new Bush plan.
They look like any other buttons on a gaming mouse, but there is in fact a little ridge right below them that interferes with my pressing the buttons — not least because it's the same shape and a quarter inch away.
A double ligation is achieved by pressing the artery against the two ridges, one on each side of the locking case.
A typical ceramic tile installation involves spreading a thin-set mortar on the surface with a notched trowel, then pressing the ceramic tile into the mortar to collapse the ridges and improve contact between the tile and mortar.
Among them were "frottage," placing canvas or paper over different materials such as wood and rubbing it with graphite to make an impression of the grain; "grattage," scratching the painted surface of the canvas with pointed tools to make it more tactile; and "decalcomania," pressing liquid paint between two canvases and then pulling the canvases apart to produce ridges and bubbles of pigment.
And, she said, he is frequently on the phone with senior administration officials, including the homeland security chief, Tom Ridge, pressing the state's case.
It was pressing... and pressing.
Mr. Remini kept pressing.
Already time was pressing.
