Sentence examples for to be compressed from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
Increasing the compressive preload causes the LP to be compressed in such way that SP also form contact.
That choice meant complex procedure had to be compressed.
Peaky Blinders shoots tend to be compressed and demanding.
Elena Ferrante tends to be compressed and symbolic where Knausgaard is digressive and flat.
Video data have to be compressed for transmission across the network.
So the big serious psychosexual issues have to be compressed into a couple of (pretty weird) dramatic scenes.
Also, because everything has to be compressed into a twenty-two-minute format, you're taking out syllables wherever you can.
Retailers sell plastic bags that are sturdier than Ziploc, with a one-way valve that allows clothing to be compressed into very small airtight packages.
A Sonoran Desert February and a February in upstate New York feel too distinct to be compressed into a single chapter.
Then subatomic particles would not have to be compressed so severely before their gravity took over and sucked them into a black hole.
The mountains, hills, anticlines will continue to go up; the basin will continue to be compressed, as long as the Pacific Plate keeps pushing into the restraining bend.
