Sentence examples for decided to press on from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn decided to press on regardless.

Paramount decided to press on with a premiere for "Not Fade Away" Tuesday night.

After that, I decided to press on with as many speaking opportunities as possible, to try to become more comfortable with the idea of talking before groups.

Reyes and Flores paused to wait for her sister and her niece, who'd fallen behind, but then decided to press on without them.

Despite her intuition telling her otherwise, she decided to press on with her trip to the Farc area in an old pickup truck with limited protection.

Ms. Sierra, a married mother of two children, had originally planned to travel with a friend, but when the friend could not go, she decided to press on alone.

I decide to press on as if the interruption had never happened – did Kelly ever consider boycotting Florida?

If he and his Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Congo-Zaire (ADFL) then decide to press on to Kinshasa, they will face certain obstacles.

But if the prime minister did decide to press on regardless, it may well be that the only way MPs could stop a no-deal Brexit at the last moment would be to vote down the government itself.

But the combative rhetoric, from both sides, will be weighing heavily on the shoulders of Angela Corey, the prosecutor who decided to press charges on Mr Zimmerman.

Yesterday, I decided to press him on our group's most important issues, which I brought up during a staff meeting when I knew his attention was wandering.