Each plant is pressed between the sheets of local newspapers, bought in bulk.
And, on the wishes of its founder, it is pressed between the pages of history, like a dried flower.
I was not, technically, on the Catholic brothers' lawn; my face was pressed between the prongs of the metal fence that surrounded their grass.
Internal sties can be more painful than external sties because they are pressed between the eyeball and the fibrous plate called the tarsal plate in the lid.
At the heart of the cycle is a brief, gossamer-textured movement on a particularly haunting Hāfez text (Lim sets English translations by Jonathan Holmes): The rose flowers for a day only Before the bud is pressed Between the pages of the world As Ebrahim sings downward-sighing phrases over fragrant harmonies reminiscent of Debussy, Lim seems in danger of losing her modernist credentials.
Baumbach depicts his alter ego being pressed between the elder greats (embodied by a character played by Charles Grodin), with their prodigious strength and native artistry, and young upstarts of genius who work at a fast and daring pace on films in which they riskily implicate themselves.
A cortical bone graft from the amputated metacarpal bone would be pressed between the second metacarpal bone and that of the pollicised digit to fix it in abduction, and the skin flap would be transposed to first web.
The exterior of the bread has to be somewhat fortified, as it will eventually be pressed between the hot, flat surface of an electric panini press, melting the cheese on the inside, and giving the outer edge a beautiful, toasty brown crunch.
Each floret was pressed between the forefinger and thumb to determine if the grain was filled or not.
The stalks of the plant were pressed between stones, and the juice was filtered through sheep's wool and then mixed with water and milk.
