Sentence examples for using it to press from inspiring English sources

9.00am Avoid electric shock by pulling up my T-shirt and using it to press the button, exposing my stomach.

But with regard to aid, he added, "I wouldn't cut it off," and he urged the administration to "be more assertive" in using it to press Egyptian officials to protect or restore freedoms.

(There was brief excitement earlier this year, when researchers from Australia and Spain successfully moved a plastic sphere fifty nanometres across around a thousand times thinner than a human hair by splitting a beam of light in two and using it to press in on the sphere from each side, like a pair of tweezers).

Under the plain meaning rule, there was a coup". But with regard to aid, he added, "I wouldn't cut it off," and he urged the administration to "be more assertive" in using it to press Egyptian officials to protect or restore freedoms.

(There was brief excitement earlier this year, when researchers from Australia and Spain successfully moved a plastic sphere fifty nanometres across — around a thousand times thinner than a human hair — by splitting a beam of light in two and using it to press in on the sphere from each side, like a pair of tweezers).

The practice of wearing a family crest or motto and using it to press seals into wax for letters and official documents, is a tradition that goes back thousands of years.

Facilities on Fiery Cross Reef include a 3,000-metre 3,000-metret) runway and Washington is concerned China will use it to press its extensive territorial claims at the expense of weaker rivals.

Although the motion was nonbinding, opposition legislators will use it to press Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

"If we use it to press nonproliferation and human rights, then it advances our interests and reaffirms the theory".

Colonial al-Andalus traces this supposedly timeless narrative to the mid-1800s, when Spanish politicians and intellectuals first used it to press for Morocco's colonization.

"The Olympic Games are such a prominent event," she said, that "many will use it to press their views, including the terrorist groups".