Sentence examples for press on which from inspiring English sources

Much of the controversy centered on the song's refrain, "The big fool says to press on," which was Seeger's condemnation of the way that President Johnson (and the government in general) kept getting the United States deeper and deeper into the war.

One happy memory: His grandfather had a small press, on which he produced an underground newsletter about village politics.

Such conditions threaten graver breakdowns yet, eroding the popular trust and confidence in both government and the press on which effective exercise of the function of both depends".

Devic is likely to be the lone front man, with Zozulya behind him, leading the press on which Ukraine's coach Mykhaylo Fomenko is so insistent.

He discovered printing at the age of 12, and bought a small hand press, on which he taught himself the basics of typography.

The event this morning in Lawrenceville coincided with the broadcast of "Meet the Press," on which Mr. Forrester had been scheduled to debate Mr. Torricelli.

Pressed on which discrimination laws he would get rid of, the Ukip leader said: "Much of it.

At vacation times, counselor corps swell, but travel agents should be pressed on which ships post "closed today" signs on activity rooms in off periods.

The contentment of local Conservatives with Clegg also came through when all voters were pressed on which party they would never vote for.

Pressed on which performer they would want to play at their inauguration, Mr. de Blasio selected Bruce Springsteen, known for his populist ballads; Mr. Lhota went for the Southern blues sound of the Allman Brothers.

When pressed on which member he'd like to be he admits, "After a coffee, probably Murdoch and if I was at my red-carpet cheesiest then definitely The Face.