“The mill of rumors reported by the press about her purported activities would result in growing hostility toward her.”

“As part of my professional life in education, I was involved in running a small university press, which published academic books.”

“Early printers used a wooden press, types, paper, and ink.”

“The mass loaded on the piston exerts constant pressure on the gas while it expands.”

“Angry parents say the delay has increased the pressure on them at an already stressful time.”

“We are facing increasing pressure from shareholders demanding profits and wanting to see readership figures.”

“The pressman diligently worked through the night, uncovering key details and crafting a compelling news story for tomorrow's edition.”

“He is listed as a pressman at Brown and Bigelow, a printing factory, with a wife named Evelyn.”

“A pressman from the paper noticed it and called the newsroom, but it was too late to pull the illustration.”

“Using our new worst-case scenario, we faced an 800-mile, two-engine transit, at 10,000 feet, and unable to maintain pressurization.”

“Practical cryogenics however, is a monumental engineering task and pressurization is bulky, inefficient and potentially dangerous.”

“We are able to maintain precise control over temperature, humidity and pressurization.”

“Unfortunately, he neglected to run through the checklist and consequently the plane took off without pressurisation.”

“At 35,000 ft, a common cruising altitude for many commercial flights, people will survive for a maximum of 50 seconds without cabin pressurisation.”

“Install a new main Automatic Control panel in the boilerhouse to control the boilers, pumps and pressurisation unit.”

“Close the mouth, and blow through the nose, because this way disminishes the blow pression and the chances to throw up.”

“Only after the trocar is introducted realizing a rotatory movements of the hand with a controlled pression rather than appling an uncontrolled effort on the straigth direction.”

“Therefore, struggling Ukrainian proletarians will be bound hand and foot, send to the Ukrainian and Austro-German bourgeoisies, momently freed of any revolutionary pression.”

“It is absolutely necessary that the individual possess a strong sense of religion, of the very essence of religion, to stop these pressurings on the part of the church.”

“For all the players, the day ended with the inevitable scramble through the waiting hordes of pressmen to the safety of their cars.”

“Disguised and escorted, I was led through a mass of waiting pressmen and reporters, and shown into some offices within the building.”

“Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press.”

“Early pressings of Working for the Man include a second disc of B-sides and rarities that greatly enhances the collection's appeal.”

“This season we have picked enough for one pressing every week, sometimes two pressings.”

“It is the largest single location of pressings and full systems engineering in Europe.”

“At least in quadrupeds, the weight of the lung is only a minor determinant of nonuniform transpulmonary pressures and alveolar volumes.”

“Clearly, this was a guy, with all the impending pressures, he wanted out of that marriage.”

“This is distinct from the notion of selection deriving from pressures exerted by the biotic and abiotic environment inhabited by the organism.”