Sentence examples similar to press on directly from inspiring English sources
Despite the gravity of the issue, Mr. Alexander typically had to raise the subject on his own or respond to news media questions on the subject; he was not pressed on it directly by the public even after a detailed talk on Iraq at a crowded Rotary Club meeting in Jackson or his appearance in Murfreesboro.
The American writers he most valued were linked in their resistance to what Bellow calls "the material weight of American society", a weight that pressed on him directly through his business-minded father and brothers, for whom he was "a schmuck with a pen".
But despite that grim picture, Qwest's Notebaert pressed on, appealing directly to MCI's stockholders and trying to win them over with the promise of a bigger bid and more cash in hand.
It was an opportunity for the senator to press Stamos directly on whether the Russians had used the company's tools to disseminate anti-Clinton ads to key districts.
Soak a cotton swab in 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) vanilla extract and press it directly on the sore, holding it in place for a minute or two.
All on-ear headphones pinch your ears, because they press directly on them rather than surrounding them.
'What's your plan, Craig?' I put out a press release!" Craig, who used to be up against Conan when he hosted "Late Night," proceeded to mock NBC's press release directly before moving on to a humorous royal sex fantasy.
The easiest stance for beginner wakeboarding is to place the back binding far back towards the end of the board and align it at zero degrees, so that the rider's weight is able to press directly on top of the rear fin.
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