Most pressed the same question: Are you running for governor?
"There's still plenty of 15-lawyer firms around, but the ones with 400 lawyers are feeling the most pressed".
The difficulties with those most pressed is that they raise questions of local law, which are not open to re-examination here.
It is only natural, Mr. Chianese said, that a new group of governors and legislators should be reassessing the incentive programs, though he cautioned against assuming that even the most pressed state would be quick to abandon support for highly visible glamour jobs.
For four successive nights, a company of poets, artists, scholars and nobles, assembled on the occasion of a papal visit, gathered around a table in Urbino's magnificent Ducal Palace to chat about love, law, morals, manners, beauty, sex, seemliness, art, hats, cosmetics, tennis and whatever else most pressed the minds of Renaissance men and women.
While the $100,000 copies of Thriller are most likely Nigerian scammers or alcoholic dads from the Piedmont Triad with their fingers crossed like Twizzlers, the $1,000 copies of possibly the single most pressed record of all time are a matter of fact (just reorganize by bids).
You cannot talk about one element of the right to life".That is where most press reports stopped.
He listed, in descending order, the films that members of the public most press him to make: "Railroads, labor, immigration.
Even so, most press accounts simply recycled his denials, and, because the I.R.A. was so disciplined, none of his comrades spoke out to contradict him.
Most press conferences at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) begin with a bang – or maybe some explosions or robots.
Most press commentaries were heavy with disdain.
