Sentence examples for has pressed through from inspiring English sources

Schoology was founded back in 2009 and has pressed through the education sector's slow pace of innovation to bring a product to market that can truly help students and teachers.

Second, Big Sugar unleashed a barrage of publicity reinforcing a theme it has pressed through local councils and state government: that it is not the culprit for Lake O pollution: taxpayers with bad septic systems are.

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There it was, the sign we had pressed through defaulted loans and disappointing jobs to see: "Graceland, the Home of Elvis Presley." Poorboys and Pilgrims with families And we are going to Graceland.

Washington has pressed Mr. Sharon to follow through on its commitments, which include removing dozens of unauthorized outposts.

Through bodies like the Financial Action Task Force, America has pressed foreign governments to monitor financial transactions more closely.

The rest had rejuvenated me – but the runner before me had pressed on through the night.

It's hard to see how, if Columbus had not possessed such confidence in his own abilities — a confidence bordering on self-delusion — he could have imagined embarking on his first journey or how he could have pressed on through so many dangers, forever hoping to find China and the Grand Khan.

His decision to resign stunned the world, because no pope had done so in nearly six centuries and because his predecessor, John Paul II, had pressed on through profound infirmity, essentially dying bit by bit on a public stage, before a worldwide audience.

In Copenhagen, there was a hope that things could get pressed through so you had a situation where there was text being written behind closed doors and not everyone was included in all of the processes… Here, they made sure that everyone was included and that led to a level of buy-in and consensus that we didn't have last year".

I've pressed my fists and mind through disapproval, heartbreak, depression, job loss, sexist bosses, through a squishy postpartum body, insomnia, parental stress, an ill child, through crime and betrayal.