Sentence examples for so press from inspiring English sources
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The traffickers are not always so press shy.
He concludes: So press reports that global warming is at a standstill are not true, even in the short term.
Martin is right when he says this is not a war-zone, so press headlines about "Britain Under Siege" or TV graphics about "Britain Under Attack" are clumsy.
The dough will have shrunk back slightly by now, so press and stretch the balls back into shape, then spread labneh all over them.
"We schedule presentations there on the half-hour, so press and buyers who may not normally go to see the more-unknown designers can stop by for 5 or 10 minutes in between bigger shows.
When he first appeared on my radar screen, Mr. Ackman was so press-shy he refused to allow Fortune magazine, then my employer, to take his photograph.
Rinehart herself, normally so press-shy, stood on a flatbed truck in Perth, wearing a string of pearls, and shouted to a crowd, "Axe the tax!" Within weeks, Kevin Rudd, then the Prime Minister, had been deposed by the right wing of his own party.
"He is so pressed, so humiliated in this opera that he's immobilized by rage.
Everyone is so pressed for time now, and he's not.
But so pressed is the region for water that the plant is getting another look.
