push any button造句

• She's not ready to push any buttons.
• Simply point a remote at the alarm and push any button on the remote.
• It certainly wan't my intent to taunt him or push any buttons.
• Thus, the people who ride the elevators do not have to push any buttons, considered doing work under Jewish law.
• Ashton envisions a world in which the microwave knows how long to cook certain foods so that you don't push any buttons.
• Phillips has described " Push Any Button " in as  an impressionistic version of the AM pop radio playing inside her head  a way of  looking at the future through the past.
• When you call to book a night tour, stay on the line, don't push any buttons at all and an actual human being will come on the line to answer your questions and book your tour.
• In view of their obvious fatigue, their loss of key face-offs in their zone, the squandering of home-ice advantage and the grumbling of 18, 200 customers, is it time to push any buttons?
• Instead of a map of the United States on the wall, there was a sign reading " Welcome Ted Turner, " but he was still warned by his hosts : " Don't push any buttons ."
• Phillips described her next album, " Pretty Time Bomb " ( later renamed " Push Any Button " ), as being " a nostalgic sort of dream of being a pop star in the 60s and early 70s.
• But in this scary new world, where the New York Jets lead the AFC East and three field goals are enough to beat the Dolphins, Johnson is ready to push any button, or pull any trapdoor, to make Miami a playoff team.
• One thing I did forget to mention, even if it turns out nothing untoward happened, I would still recommend if someone wants to borrow your phone in the future to make a cal and you decide to trust them, tell them you will dial the number and not to push any buttons except the end call button.
• The albums are also distinguished by lean, blues-flavored songs with minimal lyrics, though these lyrics can run from brutal to humorously baffling ( " Please don't push any buttons on this machine / On what machine ? / Wet paint / Get out " form the entirety of " Bludgeon, " for instance ).