Sentence examples for press on with making from inspiring English sources

In her basement apartment yesterday, Barbara Isaac, Mr. Isaac's mother, tried to press on with making Thanksgiving dinner.

His wife Kate Carroll invited the then first minister and deputy first minister, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness into the couple's home and urged them to press on with making political progress.

The faster Mr Yudhoyono presses on with making Indonesia better governed, the more capable it will be of recovering from disasters, be they natural or man-made.

At a meeting on Monday, Taunton councillors voted 25 to 23 to continue to press ahead with making a deal.

Rescue teams from 13 countries pressed on with the searches.

The administration will press on with reforms designed to make Malaysia a high-income country by 2020.

She also wants to press on with the integration needed to make the euro stable.

Richard Henderson, at Kim Eng Securities in Bangkok, says that it would be better to press on with legal reforms that would make it harder for debtors to play games.

While it has been subjected to some refinements by Revenue & Customs – including clarifying the definition of a "bank" – the government is determined to press on with the payroll tax on bonuses and made clear it intends to clamp down on any avoidance techniques, such as deferring payments beyond the tax year.

Ignoring all of that to press on with continued development of natural gas infrastructure makes Wolf the particular type of climate denier who claims to acknowledge a problem, but who pushes policies and programs that only make things worse.

You see a lot when you're the White House's official photographer: the president signing bills, playing with his kids, getting 3D-scanned, hanging with press on Air Force One, and making speeches and life-changing decisions in the situation room.