press out

Speaking at half-time with the score at 0-0, Wright added: "Ollie Watkins will have had a smile on his face after the first half. England have to sort the press out."

To accurately portray events would make the press out to be biased and they would rather stumble into autocracy than take a side.

The sweet juice he presses out is filtered and sprinkled with grains of sorghum, which converts the juice into ethanol, and left to ferment for up to a day.

Pour marinade into the plastic bag, then press out any air, seal the bag and move meat around the bag to coat well.

I unfolded the letter and pressed out the creases, one, two.