Sentence examples similar to press idea of from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Chafets continued to press the idea of a rivalry, Mr. Limbaugh lost patience.

President Bush said that he did not press the idea of Mr. Cheney on his son.

Mr. Mubarak continued to press his idea of a meeting between Mr. Arafat and Mr. Sharon in Sharm el Sheik, the Egyptian Red Sea resort.

What's so hard about this?" White House officials say it was Mr. Obama himself who pressed the idea of a surge of his own, openly acknowledging in a meeting that he had criticized it harshly during the campaign.

In a message to Blair on 11 March 2003, as the pair worked hand-in-hand to build the case for the war, Straw pressed the idea of the "Kosovo route" of avoiding a vote in the UN security council on military action, to prevent it being vetoed by France, and perhaps by other members.

The statement from her campaign came after a number of her key supporters had pressed the idea of picking her as the vice-presidential candidate, saying that such a match-up was the best way to salve wounds in the party and to assure victory in the fall.

The surgical technique originally combined the press-fit idea of osteochondral transfer plugs with the transfer of the posterior femoral condyle, which was performed freehand in the initial subgroup of the study and needed graft fixation with a minifragment screw [ 8].

The press had some idea of what to expect.

He has been the press's perfect idea of a celebrity writer since forever.

Articles have already appeared in the press about the idea of a "teaching Ref" (Research Excellence Framework).

The press loves the idea of men of good will working behind closed doors to hammer out their differences.