Sentence examples for sort of pressed from inspiring English sources

I was touching [the leg of a fellow passenger] and he introduced himself as Paul Mitchell, as in the hairdresser, so I've made a little bit of a joke and I sort of pressed my hand against his leg and I felt quite a lot of it started crumbling away.

But that issue, interestingly, did come up on Tuesday when Mr. Obama met and held a sort-of press conference with a bunch of grade-school students at Dodge Renaissance Academy in Chicago.

Mostly, I just try not to pay that sort of press any attention.

Evidence for this can be seen in the sort of press black Conservatives have received from black publications.

In recent years Borough Market in Southwark, London, has not always been attracting the right sort of press.

These were the sort of press conferences, with the eyes of the world on him, which he used to do with his friend George Bush.

News websites hungry for content will happily send reporters to write up any sort of press release in pursuit of traffic.

His reply: leaving aside genuine public disgust over the hacking of the mobile phone of a murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler, "I suspect the man on the street doesn't much care".So what sort of press regulation lies in store?

There is, of course, a delicious irony to seeing central figures in an inquiry into press standards at the centre of the sort of press intrusion they were appointed to look into.

"I could sort of press the issue a little bit, but not really out of rhythm, but press the issue as far as looking for my shots and being aggressive".

He has been a sort of press agent for the exhibition and helped auction the first serial rights to reproduce some of the art (Vanity Fair magazine was the victor).