At a mall in Modi'in, in central Israel, American-Israeli Republicans press the flesh.
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Two-year-old Prince George slipped into his most baller robe to press the flesh with President Obama.
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Now they will check the Des Moines Register for the next chance to press the flesh in person.
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Zac came down to press the flesh with his fans, and they stormed the disabled section ... around where Zac was standing.
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And indeed, for movers and shakers hoping to press the flesh, a jaunt to Cleveland is still a worthwhile investment, donors note.
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After the show, the would-be entrepreneurs, often looking for investments of up to £400,000 ($570,000), press the flesh with the moneymen.
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Many companies unconsciously identify leadership skills with extroversion—that is, a willingness to project the ego, press the flesh and prattle on in public.
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Below the elevated train tracks at the Elizabeth station, Salaam Ismial stood in the plaza on Monday evening looking like a politician out to press the flesh.
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Press the flesh and get your grub on Maybe not unlike the early states, southern voters -- and Black voters in particular -- will "feel" you just as much as hear you out on the trail.
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NUTELLA AND POT-BELLIES Far from being offended by the intrusion of a politician, selfie-seeking holidaymakers have swarmed to the attraction, and Salvini is always available to press the flesh and swap high-fives.
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In between votes, the candidates and their campaigns work the phones and press the flesh on the convention floor, making promises to opponents and their supporters to get them to change their votes on the next ballot.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio) press the flesh.
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I watched Ali press the flesh in Manila and Kuala Lumpur, in Kinshasa and London, in Vegas and New York, saw the magic of his charisma hypnotize Frank Sinatra, the Beatles and enough other entertainment superstars to light up the Hollywood sky.
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Candidates have fanned out across the island to press the flesh and canvass votes, and have held noisy, colourful rallies that have become the hallmarks of Taiwan's vibrant democracy, in marked contrast to China where the Communist Party tolerates no dissent to its rule.
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Like late-night talk shows, these comfortable redoubts form a well-oiled circuit for various security-state elites to press the flesh, push their initiatives, and reaffirm their commitment to being open with the public—all while interacting with a mostly pre-selected group of like-minded insiders.
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That said, "Rocketman" star Egerton has campaigned much more extensively than his reticent competitors, and though he's hindered by the fact that his performance as Elton John comes in the shadow of Rami Malek's Globe-winning "Bohemian Rhapsody" turn just last year, I can't underestimate Egerton's willingness to press the flesh.
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Both refused to meet with the news media, press the flesh or meet with local politicians, inconceivable in Iowa or New Hampshire. Speculation, which began in late 2009 by a national media blog and by Grover Norquist, a well-known Republican commentator, mentioned Gov. Fortuño as a long-shot inclusion in a national political ticket. President Obama was scheduled to briefly visit Puerto Rico on June 14, 2011.
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