100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "press"

Definition

"Press" as a common noun can refer to:

1. The media or news organizations collectively, responsible for reporting news and information.
2. A machine or device used for applying pressure to objects, often for shaping or compressing materials.
3. An act of forcing something down or applying pressure to it.

Synonyms

1. Media
2. Journalism
3. News
4. Publication
5. Machine
6. Compressor
7. Squeeze
8. Force

Antonyms

1. Release
2. Lift
3. Withdraw
4. Ease

Examples

1. Please press the button to start the machine.
2. She had to press the flowers to preserve them.
3. The reporter will press the politician for answers.
4. Don’t press too hard on that surface; it might break.
5. I need to press my clothes before the event.
6. He decided to press charges against the thief.
7. If you press the issue, you might get a response.
8. Please press down firmly on the lid to seal it.
9. The company will press their new album next month.
10. They asked him to press the issue during the meeting.
11. When I press the remote, the TV turns on.
12. The chef will press the garlic cloves to release their flavor.
13. You can press the dough into the pan for a perfect crust.
14. I hope you don't press my buttons too much; I'm sensitive!
15. She will press the shirt to remove any wrinkles.
16. We need to press forward with the project despite the challenges.
17. The artist will press the paint onto the canvas.
18. You should press the lever to start the operation.
19. I will press the call button for assistance.
20. Don’t press your luck with that gamble.
21. He managed to press his suit for the interview.
22. She will press her case for a salary increase.
23. The teacher had to press the students to complete their assignments.
24. You can press the paper to make it smooth.
25. I will press the flowers in a book for preservation.
26. She can press the keys on the keyboard easily.
27. I need to press the cooling button to lower the temperature.
28. He always tries to press his opinion on others.
29. Please press the red button in case of an emergency.
30. The coach will press the players to perform better next game.
31. You can press your finger on the screen to select an option.
32. The journalist will press for more transparency from the government.
33. I must press this fabric to keep it in shape.
34. She can press the accelerator to speed up the car.
35. Don’t press too hard on the soft clay.
36. The technician will press the components together.
37. Please press the start button before doing anything else.
38. He likes to press his friends for their opinions.
39. I need to press this shirt before the meeting.
40. They will press the boundaries of technology with their new invention.
41. You can press the dough into the baking pan.
42. The writer will press the editor for a deadline.
43. Please press the switch to turn on the lights.
44. The event will press the importance of community service.
45. I will press the issue until I get satisfaction.
46. The manufacturer plans to press the new model soon.
47. Don’t press the issue if it's sensitive.
48. She decided to press charges after the incident.
49. He needs to press the grapes for juice.
50. The nurse will press the bandage onto the wound.
51. I will press for a resolution to this problem.
52. She can press the pedal to accelerate the bike.
53. Please press the button to initiate the countdown.
54. The sales team will press for more leads next quarter.
55. I always press my clothes before leaving the house.
56. They will press the public for answers about the scandal.
57. You should press lightly when using the stamp.
58. Don’t press the issue, just let it go for now.
59. The company aims to press its competitive advantage.
60. She will press the paper to the wall for a cleaner look.
61. We need to press on with the project.
62. The actor will press the producers for more screen time.
63. He tried to press the button, but it was jammed.
64. I will press my claim for a refund.
65. She will press the flowers between the pages of a book.
66. The coach will press the players to train harder.
67. He likes to press his ideas during meetings.
68. The artist will press the colors into the canvas.
69. Please press the button again if it doesn't work.
70. The teacher will press the students for better grades.
71. Don't press too much; it’s a delicate task.
72. The chef will press the spices into the dish.
73. I need to press the report before submission.
74. They will press the government for policy changes.
75. Please press the lid down to seal the container.
76. He decided to press for a meeting to discuss the issue.
77. The athlete will press hard during the competition.
78. She must press her research to meet the deadline.
79. I will press the button to activate the alarm.
80. The director will press the cast for better performances.
81. Please press the screen to unlock your phone.
82. The technician will press the wires together for a connection.
83. Don’t press your foot too hard on the brake.
84. They will press forward with the plan despite opposition.
85. I need to press the issue with my supervisor.
86. She will press the claim for damages.
87. The artist loves to press paint onto fabric.
88. Please press the button to confirm your choice.
89. They will press the attendees for feedback after the event.
90. I always press my clothes after washing them.
91. He decided to press the matter with his manager.
92. The team will press for a win in the final game.
93. She must press the flowers before they wilt.
94. The journalist will press for an interview with the celebrity.
95. Don’t press too hard on the gas pedal.
96. I will press the issue during the next board meeting.
97. She can press the button to start the process.
98. The engineer will press the components into place.
99. Please press the lock to secure the door.
100. They will press the importance of education at the conference.