Sentence examples similar to press for going from inspiring English sources
There you must edit the "1st Boot Device" to "CD ROM" Edit "2nd Boot Device" to "Hard Disk" by press '+' for going up and '-' for coming down.
I went to that racist Bob Jones University to prove my conservative bona fides, and the press slammed me for going to a school that doesn't allow interracial dating even though my brother is married to a Hispanic.
Main dependent variables were (1) success rate (button press for Go stimuli "X", "A" and correct rejection of Nogo stimuli "B"), (2) response time for correct hits (RT of button press to Go stimuli) and (3) intra-individual variability of response time for correct hits (RT-SD).
(Can't blame LeBeau and his players for going press-man in that game; the only way they could have lost was if Tebow made a few incredible throws that he had never made — he did exactly that).
In one highly politicized charge made in 2011, the board's general counsel accused Boeing executives of illegally threatening workers in the press for having gone on strike in the past.
When she approached Mr. Chan, he reprimanded her for going to the press.
Away goal still holding up for Spanish visitors as Dortmund presses for go-ahead goal at home.
Time and again, Djokovic would extend the critical point and put Nadal in the uncustomary position of feeling he needed to press, to go for something special.
Our feeling is that if the daily press is going for sin in its obituaries it well might also take up the matter of redemption; for instance.
After another torrid week for the Labour leader, which saw him suffer dire personal poll ratings and thinly veiled criticism from senior figures including Lord Mandelson, Kinnock said part of the reason the rightwing press was going for Miliband was because it knew he was bold and a threat to Tory victory hopes.
So Miller was reflecting reality when she said on Andrew Marr's BBC1 show that the "most important thing that happens now… is for the press to go forward with their own self-regulatory body".
