Sentence examples for which were pressed from inspiring English sources

So does the extraordinary performance of the new technologies which were pressed into service.

The cold seeped in to his head and feet, which were pressed against metal; the core of his body stayed warm.

Steve Young, who was, for more than twenty years, a writer for David Letterman, became obsessed, in the mid-nineties, with these shows in particular, with LPs of them, which were pressed solely to be distributed to employees as souvenirs.

Graffiti connoisseurs of the fifties knew to seek out the "less pampered sections" of the city for the truly great finds, those furtively detailed writings and illustrations which were "pressed like fossils in the folds of the city".

The artificial sandstone cores, which were pressed by quartz powder under suitable temperature and pressure, were applied to perform the experiments with a diameter of 2.5 ± 0.1 cm and a length of 30.1 ± 0.1 cm.

However, it suffers from two notable interpretational problems, both of which were pressed forcefully by Leibniz (in the Leibniz-Clarke Correspondence, 1715 1716) — which is not to say that Leibniz himself offered a superior account of motion (see below).

It's made with whole rather than ground soybeans, which are pressed and fermented.

The experimental setup is realised via a friction pin which is pressed onto a rotating friction disc.

The experimental set-up consisted in a friction pin which was pressed onto a rotating friction disc.

The reissue will not exactly be like the original, which was pressed out of a gold-plated copper disk.

The needles, which are pressed on and held in place with tape, are not painful, Dr. Wang said.