Sentence examples for strike press from inspiring English sources

Learn how to fold your hand into a solid striking surface first, in order to prepare for the strike: Press the four fingers tightly together.

Sound Strike Press Conference (Zack de la Rocha, Tom Morello, Conor Oberst) from Shaun Kadlec on Vimeo.

Take the strike press it against the hole on the frame and screw it in backwards.

For all the assurances, another potential disruption emerged on Thursday, with plans by thousands of staff members at the Home Office, including airport immigration workers, to strike to press demands for better working conditions.

And it is audiences who suffer, just as those same audiences at Covent Garden suffer from the constant and unreported absence of opera stars from performances through mysterious illnesses – those strange diseases that never seem to strike on press nights.

Under a decree dating back more than 30 years it could also potentially be used to restrict the right of public assembly, the right to strike, and press freedom.

In his post-strike press conferences, Mr Carey talked of using the deal to entice more workers to join unions.

If disaster strikes, press as hard as you physically can on the brake pedal, put the transmission into neutral and switch off the engine only after the vehicle has come to a stop.But what if you cannot get the car into neutral?

Another struck his press secretary, James Brady, and ravaged his brain.

But it is striking how press reporting in bits of Europe starts from the position that markets are up to no good.

"Striking the press corps close to home as Speakes envisions would simply provide a focal point for editorials and reportage on this theme".