Sentence examples for constantly pressing from inspiring English sources

"They speak elaborately about themselves, constantly pressing the point, protesting too much.

Tired of constantly pressing the wrong buttons on a too-sensitive, tiny touch screen?

Of course, the providers of capital are constantly pressing executives to deliver better returns.

He is constantly pressing the dozen or so staff members and his wife to reduce costs by looking for clean-energy alternatives.

"When we were in government, the Tories were constantly pressing for more aggressive trade union legislation of the type we see [in this bill] … They see the trade unions and the Labour party as the enemy.

"I'm still around … " said John, as I sat in his bedroom moaning about the state of my life and constantly pressing refresh on our famously unreliable Wordpress stats package.

Lussi was constantly in the attacking third, pressing even the slightest advantage and once colliding mid-air with Quaker goalie Kalijah Terilli.

Our fields are constantly changing, with new forces pressing against and shaping them.

The danger France pose going forward - constantly interchanging attacking positions and pressing high up the pitch - has led many to install them as title contenders and the way they controlled possession, probed for a breakthough and defended as a team was impressive.

Dying can be long and bewildering, lonely and painful, frequently undignified, and consumed by pressing and unpredictable and constantly changing and multiplying needs.

"It pisses off the pressing plants when people constantly ask, 'When's it coming out?'" he says.