Sentence examples for press on all from inspiring English sources

Yet he is determined to press on: "All schools, even religious colleges like Tarim, will be required to teach the state curriculum," he says.

This is the biggest of pictures, so there's a role for everyone, and it should be everyone's most important work right now, even though so many other important matters press on all of us.

He authored several books on opening play, including a work on the Taimanov Defence, an original plan based on unusual placing of the black knights; and he wrote commentaries for the Russian press on all five title matches between Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov.

Press on all you want, guys.

The gun lobby opposes any such legislation and their full-court press on all politicians is unrelenting and successful.

It is not only reasonable, but vitally important for organizations advocating on behalf of women's health to press on all fronts for women to have both the information and the resources needed to achieve satisfactory sexual lives.

But, if you've yen to press on, then all you need to know is that Taitz is the "Queen of the Birthers," and she has achieved that distinction by being the Birther Loon Movement's most vexatious litigant.

The press has been jumping on all of them, but is that really fair to Tony?

Besides, what better way to follow up Friday's appearance before the Republican meeting than by taking on all press inquiries?

With public health systems overstretched, and local governments pressed on all sides for resources and money, innovative solutions are needed.

Today, Sony and many other Japanese manufacturers are pressed on all sides: by rising Asian rivals, a punishingly strong Japanese yen and, in Sony's case, an astonishing lack of ideas.