Sentence examples for all pressing from inspiring English sources

All pressing, whether the finished press or underpressing (between sewing operations), continued to be done with the stove-heated hand flatiron.

On corruption as with all pressing issues, the party faces the same paradox: to preserve its power, it must relinquish some.

On almost all pressing recent matters, whether in the euro crisis or over sanctions on Russia, France has been slow to move, inaudible or even downright difficult.

It is quite literally a chamber piece, with fewer than a dozen characters, all pressing in on the psyche with the insistence of a Berg quartet.

He wanted to leave, too, he thought, to be in a cool green place, to collect and recollect everything in its complexity, which was impossible here with it all pressing down on him.

Just seven months ago, Mr. Abdullah was front and center in the West's efforts in Afghanistan, with American, European, NATO and United Nations officials all pressing Mr. Karzai and Mr. Abdullah to avoid further inflaming tensions after a disputed election initially left unresolved the question of who would be the next Afghan president.

For all the frustration with the administration's autocratic tendencies, and despite all the pressing priorities elsewhere, the core commitment to Georgia is intact.

Yet, despite all these pressing issues, you can't quite tear yourself away from Facebook, or Twitter, or Wikipedia.

"With all these pressing responsibilities, one thing Congress should not be doing is sorting out the historical record of the Ottoman Empire," Mr. Bush said.

But of all the pressing and dire problems in modern British housing, the plight of housing association tenants is not one of them.

"With all these pressing responsibilities," Mr. Bush said, "one thing Congress should not be doing is sorting out the historical record of the Ottoman Empire".