Sentence examples for again pressing from inspiring English sources

A desultory last-ditch attempt to hijack the ride up failed, but at lunchtime, just for kicks, the overrider, boarding a downbound elevator occupied by three other passengers, who had pressed a couple of buttons, tried again, pressing "door close" and "16".

"Ten cents, 10 years, what," Matthews asked again, pressing.

They asked again, pressing him to sign a release form.

Senior administration officials are again pressing for a clean election and expressing cautious optimism that it is still possible.

Yao Ming, the 7-foot-6-inch N.B.A. veteran, is on the road again pressing the case for curbing the ivory trade and the relentless poaching of elephants.

After decades of banishment from power and respectability, the left is undeniably back, once again pressing its case for power within the Democratic Party.

With the economy slumping and job creation once again a pressing issue in the White House and Congress, the advent of a two-tier wage system in Detroit is spiking employment for one of the country's most important manufacturing industries.

To the extent that desegregation becomes, once again, a pressing concern — and even that may be too grand a hope — it will have to involve the tax code, the minimum wage, and other efforts to redress income inequality.

PAGE 15 PLAYS STUDY LOVE AND WAR Decades after bringing the Vietnam War to Broadway in "Moonchildren," Michael Weller, 65, is again tackling pressing concerns for his generation (now somewhat older and maybe with kids): Iraq and marriage.

When I'm done, I need to manually flush again by pressing a tiny little button embedded on a plate above the toilet.

For others like an old friend Robert Thomas, it's a story he heard time and again without pressing play on a video.