Sentence examples for apparently pressing from inspiring English sources
The shoot for her two episodes, The Girl Who Died and The Woman Who Lived apparently already caused a fan-person pile-up, with Peter Capaldi apparently pressing her for Game of Thrones spoilers.
Hamas has produced an unusually sophisticated animated film apparently pressing for a deal that would bring about the release of Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier captured near Gaza nearly four years ago.
U.K. officials are apparently pressing JPMorgan and other banks with U.K.-based operations not to speak about potential job losses.
While aid workers try to address problems that can take years to solve, health workers are held back by a focus on apparently more pressing problems.
The apparently more pressing issue was the links Cruz's wife has to the Council on Foreign Relations, a "globalist" group hated by right-wingers like Corsi.
Apparently, parents have begun pressing their kindergartners and first-graders to leave the picture books behind and move on to more text-heavy "chapter books".
It is this kind of pressing need that apparently has driven one of the world's most reclusive governments -- and one that has vilified Japan, even more than the United States, for the past 54 years -- to change its tune.
State-controlled television showed a dramatic video of his arrest by security agents in black ski masks, camouflage uniforms and bulletproof vests, along with bundles and bundles of cash and secretly recorded audio of conversations apparently with Mr. Shmelyov allegedly pressing him for bribes.
Is a Dash button actually easier than launching the app on your phone, and pressing "Buy Now?" Apparently – for some at least – it must be.
(Pareles) MONOTONIX (Friday) The existence of Monotonix answers one pressing question: Yes, they apparently do have grungy, MC5-like garage-rock in Tel Aviv.
But the most worrying possibility is leaderless crowds of people, very angry and very poor, pressing for change.Mr Mugabe apparently knows this too.
