Sentence examples similar to press on something from inspiring English sources
"He was pressed on something, and he totally lost it," Culp recalls.
Despite that slow start, he said that the firm would take time to re-evaluate its strategy, adding: "It doesn't make any sense at the moment to press on with something that isn't working as well as we hoped".
Surprised that Maria Eagle criticises JC for making his position clear on Trident nuclear weapon system pic.twitter.com/kFlwjfOgGg And shadow women and equalities minister Kate Green said she was "very glad" that finally the leader of the Labour party was so hesitant to press a button on something that could wipe out the world and all of us in it".
With past candidate affiliations to investigate, non sequitur observations to make, ad hominem attacks to discuss, and highly subjective personal comparisons to make, which media outlet has time to press these candidates on something ancillary like poverty?
Lightly press your pen on something (paper is best) and see if it will start writing.
Press on one policy lever or another, and something always seems to go tilt.
When pressed on how something like this could happen twice within such a short period of time, Territory Families general manager youth justice Brent Warren argued that the situation had been "extremely violent" and the detainees were "very complex".
Hot Press compared the music on Something Ilk to the works of PJ Harvey and Nina Hynes.
At the National Theater when beginners is called over the tannoy on Press Night, something extraordinary happens.
In this mode, you put the camera down on something steady, press the shutter button and back away.
