Sentence examples for told to press from inspiring English sources

At first, they are told to press the space bar whenever they see a smile.

Instead, he said, they are told to press a button each time they see someone evading the fare.

After a few minutes, however, subjects are told to press the space bar when they see frowning faces.

At the church door we were each handed an MP3 player and told to press play at the start of the concert and listen through one earpiece.

Key investors have been told to press Britain's leading companies to explain how they would cope with the departure of their chief executive or other senior boardroom figures.

In one, they watched a string of digits appear on a screen, and were told to press the keyboard's space bar every time a new digit appeared, unless that digit was a "3".

The writer of the ceremony, Frank Cottrell Boyce, said: "People around us thought it might need defending, so I was told to do press the next morning.

Despite his finding that Hemingway "had died of a self-inflicted wound to the head", the story told to the press was that the death had been "accidental".

He and Spitzer told Dinallo to press on.

This was the moment to push ahead, he told aides, to press his advantage and lay out specific areas where he could make progress with Republicans.

He told Smulian to press on, but urged him to proceed cautiously, discarding mobile phones, SIM cards, restaurant receipts, and the like.