Sentence examples for press everyone from inspiring English sources

"We have continued to press everyone to make a clear and definite commitment with a clear timetable to accomplish the performing arts center," he said.

On the BBC, or at the Edinburgh television festival, or in the arts pages of the serious press, everyone criticises what the government does to the Arts Council and licence fee; no one criticises what they do.

Bharat Tandon is the author of Jane Austen and the Morality of Conversation (Anthem Press) Everyone seems to love Mr Bennet, a satirical cove who relishes the follies of other characters.

Every writer and critic must have the freedom of press; everyone must have the freedom of expression – as long as no one is targeted and harassed in the process.

"Before Dean did his thing, the Party, the press — everyone — had this idea that it was impossible to confront Bush without looking unpatriotic," James Rubin, a former Assistant Secretary of State in the Clinton Administration, who is now General Clark's senior foreign-policy adviser, said to me.

"A pipe has appeared to totally bust and there is water gushing, literally everywhere in the position of where all of the international press – everyone has moved out of the way," Catt Sadler said during E!'s Countdown to the Red Carpet.

After the third night, Mollie, in her quiet but forceful way, pressed everyone into action.

Having pressed everyone to grow raspberries in their borders, I fear you may have the same problem.

Ms. Sebelius said it was time to "focus on the next phase of H1N1," and she pressed everyone to get vaccinated.

"The press expects everyone to be congenial.

A curious charade played out in the press afterward: everyone denied that anything untoward had happened.