Sentence examples for difficult press from inspiring English sources

During his recent difficult press conference, hoping that less time would be devoted to questions about Watergate, Pres.

It's probably the most difficult press conference I've ever done or ever had to do I imagine.

11.36am: My colleague Danny Taylor's verdict on Lampard's press conference: Very impressive performance from Frank Lampard in a difficult press conf.

August, Russia: Premier League head Sergei Cheban, reflecting on difficult press after the league's official "Miss Charming" was outed as a Neo-Nazi.

The New Yorker, September 10, 1973 P. 113 During his recent difficult press conference, hoping that less time would be devoted to questions about Watergate, Pres.

Or, they might jump and chime to you at every collectible, show you how to hide from every monstrous serpent, join you in the difficult press through the hopeless snow.

"The cost of fuel is pushing up the price of delivering goods to the small shops, it's threatening the future of small shops, pushing the price up of food and food stuffs for our farm animals and it's making life extremely difficult for hard pressed families.

"With the addition of Teasley, and then you have Dixon and Mabika, they're very difficult to press," Adubato said.

I imagine in the circumstances, and especially given the prime minister's speech at Brighton it is difficult to press them".

However, there is apparently no agreement between the two groups on who should replace Mr Mugabe as president, which could make it difficult to press the plan forward.

"When you play against these kind of teams, with a lot of quality, who play one, two touches, it's difficult to press," acknowledged the Italian.