Sentence examples for begin to press from inspiring English sources
Steadily Sunderland did begin to press at Norwich's soft centre.
Over that period, Japan's recovering economy will surely begin to press against its supply-side limits, pushing up wages and prices.
Ultimately, the tribe says, it seeks return of all the land, but chose the 15 landowners to begin to press its claim.
That means the camera starts taking pictures as you begin to press the shutter, instead of waiting until it is fully depressed, because most nonpros tend to shoot a beat too late.
When my friend Tom and I started out on the Camino, we got really swept up in feeling as though we were pilgrims and not mere tourists, but once you begin to press this distinction it just falls apart.
But the Net, and associated advances in communications technology, could soon have a beneficial effect on government, as people begin to press for public services to be delivered or administered online, and then to demand the same standards of service speed, reliability, courtesy, innovation from their local or national governments as they do from Amazon.com (see survey).
The interesting thing happens when the red light is turned on while the rat is pressing the lever: The rat begins to press it more vigorously.
