pressing造句怎么写

Because of my back injury, I was pressing too much on offense.

When you're tired of reading news, you leave it by pressing q (for quit).

After it opens, pressing the appropriate letter key executes the function.

Capitol Hill lawmakers are pressing college football officials to switch the Bowl Championship Series to a playoff system.

And it has done no more in other pressing areas, like infrastructure and health care, than its predecessor.

Starting at the top or bottom of a 2-inch side, set it on top of the leaves and other piece of liner, pressing down as you go.

It is also pressing ahead with its military missile programme, frequently testing weapons capable of reaching Israel, US bases in the Gulf and parts of south-east Europe.

For all their graphic bravado, they're no more than a roomful of girls pressing Barbie dolls together for the thrill of doing something dirty.

Technically, back labor occurs when the fetus is in a posterior position, with its face up and the back of its head pressing against your sacrum, or the back of your pelvis.

Alexander, 14, weighs 555 pounds, and though authorities have cited his weight as a main concern, they also allude to more pressing medical problems that prompted social services to take action.

And the challenge is pressing.

The third pressing issue is the economy.

"No," he said, nodding, his tongue pressing against his cheek.

I have more pressing things to attend to.

Money spent shipping teddy bears to kids might be better spent providing for more pressing needs.

You can bypass entering a value for optional parameters by pressing the return key, as shown in the example below.

They are fellow prospectors pressing deeper into an abstracted world, content most of the time to pick up an occasional nugget but dreaming of the mother lode.

I have a flashback to the late 1980s when Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia were all pressing for the restoration of independence through what became known as the "Singing Revolution".

Being able to face even the most pressing crises with your wits about you and in the most productive way is possibly the most important thing on this list.

Begin with the most pressing problem, the belligerent Mr Kim.

"Where should China go?" was a big and pressing question facing the Chinese people.

Therefore, you must put the headset in a discover mode (by pressing a button on the headset).

While you're looking at an article, you again have a bunch of choices, if the article is more than one screenful, pressing the spacebar advances to the next screen.

That is hard because they have more pressing worries.

Zhaksibek Kulekeev, Kazakhstan's economy minister, criticises the locals for imprudently pressing ahead with a scheme without conducting studies or consulting specialists.

Almost as pressing a question, and one also muddied by nationality, is whether to carry on with the bond purchases.

The host kept pressing us to eat.