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Video footage showed the children in one of the keys pressed a cell phone, a toy police car detonated cheered.

HaiBao: Good Idea! Then he took out his timing machine. By the time they pressed a button, they all disappear.

Programme guides have been pressed into service to try to make sense of all this content.

By these recent successes, we have had pressed more closely upon us the question of reconstruction.

At the moment, however, Katherine had a cell phone pressed to her ear while she was dashing blindly along the endless length of carpet.

The blue ink scratched its way across the paper, as if hard pressed to recall the individual shapes of letters.

I closed my eyes, pressed my ear even harder against the door, wanting to hear, not wanting to hear.

Perhaps his parents were sat at the table whispering with the chief clerk, or perhaps they were all pressed against the door and listening.

Get after the ball left mouse button can be pressed continued, with the greatest strength of the opponents goal kicked!

Mrs. Jennings was so far from being weary of her guests that she pressed them very earnestly to return with her again from Cleveland.

WE all felt a little uneasy in the thick darkness, so we pressed close to one another and said nothing.

She pressed start on her iPod and began keeping track of every step she took.

Opposition politicians continuously pressed him on whether he would rule out that he had talked about the bid with News Corp. personnel.

In her closet, Lyla pressed her fingertips against her eyelids until she saw blue, then tapped every tooth with the tip of her tongue.

Hard pressed by his father, John told the truth in spite of his wife's warnings.

When pressed on the likelihood of each model, she said: "Get back to me in two weeks. That's when the sign-up for the student model ends. "

Within a minute the man stopped, his mouth open, a hand pressed to his heaving chest.

Mr. Fuld's comment that he wasn't aware of the repo transactions was seized on by lawmakers who pressed Mr. Valukas about the matter.

As if only half of me is alive. The other half is pressed down in a bag and suffocated.

Mexico's Foreign Relations Department said over the weekend that it had pressed Argentina, Cuba, Ecuador and Peru to drop restrictions.

So far Beijing has not pressed new territorial claims; it has simply begun to defend old ones in sparsely inhabited places.

Pressed for a sum of money, he put his Sunday best in (or to) pledge.

She touched her head scarf, checking it was in place and pressed her other handinto Aurek's back, trying to make him stand up straight.

The couple looked as though they had dressed up for church, she in a blue floral dress and jacket, and he in a pressed shirt and slacks.

When pressed, he said he wouldn't go so far as to file a lawsuit to block the transaction.

He took his iron bar and pressed the end of it into the door.

I pressed them into my stomach to hide them, put my chin on my knees and stared at the TV screen in front of me, seeing nothing.

Her husband told her to shut her eyes and then pressed a sticker on her blouse that said, 'You are Special! '

He pulled up next to a Honda, pressed the button, and, boom, the car began to cut the front wheels and ease itself into the space.

They pressed her until she told the truth: she did not want to move away from Taiping.

I turned my head to the window and pressed my face really hard against it, trying to see what was happening outside.

He pressed the agitated girl into a seat, returned to the outer room and opened the door.

Orange offers a life to be lived to the full, too often not the safe and reliable pair of hands the hard pressed coach yearns for.

And the Rat pressed forward on his way without waiting for an answer.

But as he pressed toward the door he saw the larger gangster waving to him, a leer on his square face, and Kostya did not resist.

I looked at Edward for a translation, but Edward had his lips pressed tightly together, like he was trying to hold back laughter himself.

He waited on her and pressed her to eat, and was, in fact, unceasing in his attentions.

He picked it up and looked at it closely. It was a leaf that had been pressed in the pages.

I said the words, but the fingers of my right hand locked into his bronze hair, my left pressed tighter against the small of his back.

Rail equipment was shown bent and broken, with a cab of one of the cars pressed into a sharp bend.

We hope Israel is being pressed to at least temporarily halt building in East Jerusalem as a sign of good faith.

Trying to be discreet, I put my phone up to my ear as if I was making a phone call, and pressed the capture button.

Even the most cohesive and determined government would be hard-pressed to get out of this kind of fiscal mess.

Pressed by the panel, he also said the U. S. government has no plans to invest any more money in the bank.

She was his guest, she came, and having taken her to some scenery that he considered romantic he pressed her little hand between his own.

When he arrived at the corner of Dundas and Waterloo Streets, a young man pressed a book into his hands.

But Mr. Hermann nevertheless felt he was entitled to the money, and he pressed the Israeli government to pay him for his efforts.

And He went with him, and a great crowd followed Him and pressed upon Him.

When Joseph took her upper arms in his hands and pressed her down on her back, the pleasure of anticipation unfurled the length of her body.

Hadji Murad again pressed his hands to the center of his chest and began to say something with animation.

The business owners would be hard pressed to argue they honestly believed they were entitled to such a huge sum of money, she said.

I got to the door and pressed the wooden button which opened the door.

With every appearance of sincerity, he said he looked for common ground and pressed the Republicans for steps they might all take together.

But, soon to be pressed into an overseas military assignment, Maj. Hasan may have developed emotional issues of his own.

Far from living up to its pledge, North Korea has pressed ahead with its nuclear program.

It was a wonderful chat, but we'll be hard pressed to meet again as this was a chance encounter at both of our non-regular hour.

Gets the width and height of a rectangle centered on the point the mouse button was pressed, within which a drag operation will not begin.

The mariners called it a mere squall, took in their sails a bit and pressed on to the next port.

As I thumbed through the pages, I found a red rose, perfectly pressed between the passages.

The public pressed the government for a decision whether to catch the criminal or to let him go.

Many times I felt both the flesh of his palm and the tight strings of the erhu pressed into the skin of my own hand.

The Dark Twin is currently being pressed further behind the Earth, squeezed out of their shared orbit to be somewhat behind the Earth.

H. sometimes hurt her when he pressed his palms down onto the bed to support himself, catching her hair under his hands, yanking.

"At least to the extent of my knowledge, " he said, when pressed about their ages and the tendency toward exaggeration on the Web.

Start out with a few cold dishes, like cucumber salad, raw vegetables or pressed tofu with chili oil.

At any rate, Ikey toiled and snipped and basted and pressed and patched and sponged all day in the steamy fetor of a tailor-shop.

When I pressed him on his claim that he wasn't pessimistic, he paused for a moment and then relented a little.

Mengsk returned to his chair, pushing aside the body of the young Ghost. He pressed a button and a vidmonitor lowered.

I had a sense of her profound hunger as she touched every toy and pressed the dolls into her face in intense embrace.

The snow walls pressed him on every side, and a great surge of fear swept through him--the fear of the wild thing for the trap.

Pressed, he said he didn't realise the relationship was meant to be exclusive.

He pressed a few buttons. After only a moment, he smiled. "The Von-Alai factory planet, " he said.

Now that she seemed ready to yield, he pressed his advantage.

It had pressed on him, when he first came there, but then he had forgotten it, forgotten to listen to it, or learned how to.

Ceramic tiles, used for walls, floors, and countertops, are usually machine-pressed, made of fine clays, and very hard.

Although her husband has promised again and again to be faithful to her, Mary is still hard pressed to let her defenses down.

I kissed her for the last time, pressed her hand, and parted for ever. The train had already started.

Be sure that you pressed Return at least once after the line, then press Control-O, Return, Control-X to get out of the editor.

The rash does not disappear when pressed against a clear glass tumbler but it is often harder to see in dark-skinned people.

The sense of guilty , which has pressed on me so many years, is gradually going with the wind.

At the age of six, while I was eating a big apple, something hard pressed against my tongue. I spat it out. It was a tooth.

"We have pressed hard on capital markets, " he said. "I said I do not understand why there are ownership caps. "

She had hidden herself there, and, with her ear pressed close against the crack of the door, had lost not a word of the conversation.

Sitting down carefully next to Kaleb, Johannah pressed a finger into his abdomen, which was well defined and gorgeous, like the rest of him.

He had his elbows splayed, his hands above his head, and Colleen pressed his wrists down into the bed.

He sat with his hands still pressed over his stomach, hiding his watch, but all through the cell you could hear its blunt tick lock tick.

Mr. Anequaire, whose own clothes were pressed and shoes polished, said he had been overwhelmed with new children since the earthquake.

Nomi is still recovering from health issues that are the result of how polarity has pressed his dream towards extinction rather than life.

When pressed by journalists, he stated that it was "immediately, " not for the next day as it was planned.

When pressed, though, he said that the name Blackwell appeared on neither his official identification nor Florida driver's license.

i wish i could cry but i failed. i can't breath in the stifling pain as if i am pressed down by a heavy stone.

Welch pressed his theory of a "Boundary less" culture in which all levels of the company participated in innovation and problem solving.

He grasped her, she fell, he took her in his arms, he pressed her close, without knowing what he was doing.

Pressed flurried, there is a voice like the Ying Yan self-talk in sleep and said: Please do not, please stop saying that forever.

With markets in Europe and the U. S likely to grow slowly over the next few years, China will be hard-pressed to sustain that pace.

I had better leave the Dog Star alone, too, with its nose pressed to the celestial trail and its tail thumping the sky.

She cast her eyes down, toward the cup of hot tea she had ordered, though he had pressed her to have, like him, a real drink.

If I "accidentally" pressed the wrong link on an Internet search, I would be led to a vital piece of information.

The blackness was a choking thing that pressed down on him, squeezing out his breath.

He broke off the rose and pressed it in a book, and so carried it away with him to another part of the world, to his distant Fatherland.

She pressed herself against him and wound her limbs round him, as though to reassure him with the warmth of her body.

In the hands gently pressed the shutter, the camera did not dare, for fear the desecration of such a quiet grace.

The result of such process is an empty file of the keylogger, which by no means can contain data about pressed keys.

He pinched her nipples, pressed, kneaded, and rubbed both breasts for a while in a very professional and detailed examination.

She paused a little and Philip pressed her to tell it .

Generally, the cylinder and the cylinder head bolt together with a thin gasket pressed between them to ensure a good seal.

Suddenly the Arab took out a knife, pressed a button and began to stab Glue.

We are not yet in such a strait that it can be said Munro is too much pressed to discharge the little domestic duties of his own family.

He pressed her to come with him.

Though hard pressed from fighting on various fronts, the British sent some Corvettes to help the American situation.

Newspaper reporters pressed round the mayor, urging him to make a more satisfactory explanation.

His cheek was pressed against Dad's dark suit, and the finger he was usually sucking had fallen from his mouth.

You ought to have that coat cleaned and pressed. I've got to get this shirt washed and ironed.

Since the beginning of reform and opening up, we have pressed on with political restructuring and improved socialist democracy.

Syndicating sales has several advantages for a hard-pressed debt manager. To start with, it clears up the clutter.

Someone would complain of the symptoms, and there would be a sensitivity if one pressed or tapped over the ulnar nerve at the elbow.

Pressed and polished, a suited commuter seems to shield his eyes from an embracing couple below.

Shortly before I left China, an eminent Chinese writer pressed me to say what I considered the chief defects of the Chinese.

DR GOLDFINE: By your own admission, your home is always clean, your clothes are always freshly pressed, sounds like a wonderful cook.

The carbon heating piece consists of a lithium battery, a dimmer switch and a carbon conducting fiber and is pressed on nylon textile.

The result has been a Gordian knot of preconditions for resuming talks that even the most ardent expert would be hard-pressed to figure out.

Even above the fumes from the pressed grapes he could smell that she had been drinking.

The frame consists of TWO straight pressed-steel members, five cross members, the front axle, the rear axle and four wheels.

The notice did not mention blackmail, as the banner had, and the police never pressed charges.

But the Cavaliers head of the eardrum being pressed humming counting heads for chaos, listen to how he said it was.

Today the coin is usually pressed with the name of the country, the value of the coin and the date.

If pressed, moreover, even this camp would find it hard to deny that Bush's failed policies have been a boon for China.

This means the US is neither likely to be shut out of those markets nor pressed to close its military bases in the region.

"Exactly, " said Harry, and with his heart beating fast, he pressed his mouth to the Snitch.

Still pressed up against her neck, his mouth let out a tiny groan. "When will be the time, then? "

Then one morning, pressed for time, I drank my juice and made for the door.

After being pressed, the new quarters come out of the press, and flow into a machine that eventually bags them.

While the boy and his father were watching wide-eyed, an old lady in a wheelchair rolled up to the moving walls and pressed a button.

He had not really pressed for it in personal conversation .

The terminal was packed with Gaddafi supporters, who pressed a rolled-up portrait of the dictator into his hands.

Don't put the hand between the up and down mould in order not to be pressed or scaled.

Japan, with its own need for oil, has pressed a competing proposal for a pipeline that would bypass China.

"In the beginning, though, " I pressed while he taped another long piece of gauze securely in place, sealing it to my skin.

As the pro-Mubarak forces pressed into the space, the protesters formed a human chain to try to keep them out of the area.

Thousands of travelers were herded into the outdoor waiting area, standing shoulder-to-shoulder, pressed tightly against one another.

"Ah, yes, you are always so polite, " said mamma, with a smile; and Kala silently pressed his hand, all soiled as it was with the clay.

To be fair, Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, has long pressed for better global surveillance of the financial system.

This increased the mirth of the company, and Margaret was eagerly pressed to say something more.

When I pressed the ignition button, a cloud of smoke shot down and the engine came to life like the sound of a thousand African drums.

Al linen must be spotless and well pressed, do not use it if it is marked or wrinkled.

They share bittersweet, understanding smiles for a moment before she hugs him tightly, her forehead pressed to his collarbone.

And he could see that, even as some Europeans pressed for action in Libya, they were pushing to cut their contributions to Afghanistan.

This was no trodden way, the freshness of the wood-flowers attested that foot of man seldom pressed them.

"Certainly, " said the young executive. He turned the machine on, inserted the paper, and pressed the start button.

My heart pounded as I pressed my head against the cool glass of the front door.

The bank's management pressed to get the fraud-and-corruption designation improved by a notch to 'significant deficiency.

Like many hard-pressed city school systems, New York's was not equipped to handle students who did not fit the white.

He grinned, stretched out the corners of his mouth, and pressed down his brows.

Louise pressed with all the strength of her little hands on the top of the portmanteau .

Gordon Brown reportedly had a heated telephone call on Wednesday with Netanyahu, who pressed him to vote against the resolution.

Only when pressed would they mention the moments of deep fear and horror that made up the more painful recollections of the war.

For a time you will be hard pressed to keep up with it, which is why we ask you to keep an open mind.

A large crowd followed and pressed around him. And a woman was there who had been subject to bleeding for twelve years.

Meanwhile, he was full of desire for possession and control, but in such a novel pressed in inconspicuous corners.

adv. The girl pressed close to her mother.

In the course of a conversation, one of the program's co-directors pressed on me his latest book.

The abb Rose from his chair, made two turns round the chamber, and pressed his trembling hand against his parched throat.

The grass had been pressed down in places where people had been lying.

Pressed to predict when Chinese leaders will loosen their grip, she suggested a window of six months. 'Very soon, ' she said.

And when pressed to say something about the book, I said just that.

Walk up to the ladder. Now press and hold Action to climb onto it. Keep this button pressed, and use forward to climb to the top.

When pressed, Mr Yanai says that he has decided not to hand the company over to his sons.

But jeans must be carefully paired with a pressed shirt and good shoes to be elevated to business class.

Then his gaze broke, and his eyes went back and forth between the walls that pressed around them.

Pressure leg knows, when the body is pressed downwards will feel ripped the heart pain, then stop.

For a parent, and finally mother to understand, life is really good difficult, this hard pressed we feel breath.

When a dolphin pressed a certain key with her nose, researchers would throw the corresponding prop into the water.

This alone did not seem like a cause for melancholy, so I pressed him further.

"She pressed the button and it lit up. I just remember her eyes. It was like 'Whoa! ' "

But this year, pressed by an uprising on the right, the election has become a fight for the identity of the Republican Party.

Then she pressed the blade to the skin and made her incision, straight down the center of the abdomen.

Peering through the darkness of the hall, he found the door he was looking for and pressed the bell.

For half a century or more, the prevailing doctrine has been that such issues can be pressed into a probabilistic framework.

No doubt the Europeans would be pressed by the US to follow a more expansionary policy, as they have been in almost every past year.

Hardly had the operator pressed the button before all the machines began to work.

Depleted from your day at work and pressed for time, the last thing you want to do is listen to a story you've heard countless times before.

The fire of wife of this county officer can be not pressed, take a table, go off in a huff.

Before he went to work each night, her father knelt by her door and pressed play on a tape he'd made of his laughter.

"You can do this, Steve, " she said. His eyes widened. His lips pressed into each other.

My daughter trotted to catch up with her and pressed her wet hands on her dress.

Through bodies like the Financial Action Task Force, America has pressed foreign governments to monitor financial transactions more closely.

A ripe mango gives a bit when pressed, and its fragrance should be heady and sweet, particularly at the stem end.

When the president was pressed by reporters for a public statement, there was careful nuance in his words.

The Batmobile has spinning flames and claw on the front that will deploy when the button on the hood is pressed-capturing the villains.

A mixture of metal powder and a binder is pressed into a mould to form the shape of the finished part.

She was in a travelling dress; she fixed upon me an earnest look of extreme anxiety, and pressed an unsteady hand to her bosom.

The sound terrified her. But what was truly horrible were those tiny, desperate fingers pressed under the door.

He had awoken from a vivid dream with his hands pressed over his face.

A year ago most non-specialists would probably have been hard-pressed to explain what a sovereign wealth fund was.

Car starts, I pressed the beating heart, through the window to see that three people are disappointed if standing under the car.

"Had the authorities not pressed the banking system to have more capital, we would probably be in a worse position now. "

Pressed cages for SKF bearings generally are made of sheet steel and with some exceptions of sheet brass (fig).

The carbon heating piece consists of a lithium batter, a dimmer switch and carbon conducting fiber and is pressed on a cortical substance.

Special partitions, for use in toilets etc. , are often made of pressed steel, plastics, asbestos cement, tiles or glass.

Could I suggest that we move on to the next point on the agenda, as we're a bit pressed for time.

These were primarily used to light up the key pad when pressed and light up when a call is being received.

and after unloading, cooling, cutting and inspecting the hot pressed fiber plate, packaging and delivering the fiber plate into a warehouse.

In between, the last frame state is set for the coordinates of the current mouse position if the mouse button is pressed.

The steel letters are pressed on the sign board arranged on the sign board platform through a piston-rod of a hydraulic pressure cylinder.

forces a liquid out as a fine spray when a button is pressed.

He likes to dress sharp and pressed his mother until she bought him a $ 200 bomber jacket.

Boca pressed the ball and it was something we weren't used to from the Far East games.

Anderson groaned and kept his eyes on the television as he pressed the button. "Yeah. "

I pressed the shutter as the owl rose over my head, taking on the shape, for a moment, of the bird that sits atop a totem pole.

The company made good on this position, by keeping mum when pressed by reporters to disclose its new prices Thursday.

Only the foot, and the rest of the medical students pressed in to see.

The foot even moved when we pressed it a bit.

No doubt the Microsoft model is better than W3C's. 0 should mean "no button pressed" , anything else is illogical.

Lightly roll over the top with a rolling pin to ensure the edges of the ravioli are firmly pressed together.

Riding on a pillow, the end of the pillow twisted into a hard knot and pressed against your clit.

She drew a circle in the air with her small hand, and then pressed it on mine, and said, Then, we will all be well.

With this sum, she had to cover her remaining living expenses. She was hard-pressed to make ends meet.

Although negotiators are optimistic, the details are complex enough that they may be hard-pressed to get a deal at all.

The dog pressed his paw on the latch to let himself in.

Shoppers banged me in the back of my knees with their baskets, pressed against me, shoved in front of me, and made me sweat.

inorganic fiber, and a little organic fiber assorted with friction enhancing material. Heated treated after hot pressed.

Politicians from Washington to Beijing are being pressed to help troubled industries, regardless of the consequences for trade.

Pressed for time, we take the easy option and agree to meet at the St Regis Hotel, just across the road in the city's embassy district.

Some students are trying to kill time while others feel pressed for time.

I have so much to do today and I'm hard pressed to get it all done before noon!

However if you dislike the too thick of the thigh, the long-type light pressed underpants can be chosen.

9 see joke: When a butcher that sells food is weighing dish for an old man, pressed stealthily on weighbeam with the pinkie.

She pressed one of two green buttons on the living room wall, and the house moved imperceptibly but for a slight creaking noise.

And then, slowly of, he cornered over to open a cellular phone cover, the prolonging finger pressed a few keys.

If you are only putting achievements on your resume, you are going to be hard-pressed to fill a whole page.

After I cleaned it, filled it up, and jumped in, I pressed the jets. Immediately, thousands of dead moths shot out at full speed towards me.

Tom paused before answering as I sat up in my seat and pressed the phone to my ear.

Our desire is not that others might be relieved while you are hard pressed, but that there might be equality.

It was also shown that the configuration of the pre-pressed thermic powder and igniting spot would directly influence the flux, . . .

So the Nightingale pressed closer against the thorn, and the thorn touched her heart, and a fierce pang of pain shot through her.

But Absalom pressed him, and he let Amnon and all the king's sons go with him.

The United States has long pressed Beijing to let the renminbi rise in value.

During the war, critics pressed Lincoln to replace Grant, but the president replied, "I can't spare this man. He fights! "

The "MultiAccount" card has two buttons on its face, each with an indicator light that can be pressed to record data to its magnetic strip.

They shouted and everyone took off their sweaters and pressed down on the sweaters to extinguish the fire.