Sentence examples for once pressing from inspiring English sources

The answer to Bregman's question "Why do we like music?" isn't this thing or that thing but many things at once pressing down hard, and then lightly, on our minds, as Ellis Larkins presses on the keyboard.

Alas, the political leaders in Mediterranean countries show little appetite for taking on the special-interest groups that always resist painful reforms.Meanwhile the new EU members that were once pressing for early entry need to think again.

Determining who was the first centre‑forward to be regarded as the first line of defence is almost impossible but the role was essential once pressing had developed in the 1960s.

That leaves Skype and Google Docs traffic, which suggests that Gmail and Gchat integrate Waves as a new datatype to be launched into once pressing messages are triaged.

And while she often puts in extra hours to meet deadlines or to make up for time away, she compensates by taking time out for personal activities once pressing duties have been met.

Once the pressing problems were solved, Ms. Foote began worrying about more distant concerns.

Some so-called double-distribution machines permit two magazines to be used at once by pressing a supplementary key.

By the end of the two years covered here, after Blair thought more than once about "pressing the nuclear button" and sacking Brown, Blair had had enough.

He often forgets most important matters of State, has to be reminded more than once of pressing audiences and shows visible signs of mental aberration.

After decades of banishment from power and respectability, the left is undeniably back, once again pressing its case for power within the Democratic Party.

David S. Stempler, president of the Air Travelers Association, which represents passengers, said yesterday that some of his members reported that their families were once again pressing them not to fly, something he said he heard a lot in October.