Sentence examples for press on with something from inspiring English sources
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".
But a dedicated troupe of actors is determined to press on with its production of "Something Going On," an original, offbeat and somewhat controversial play that dares to do in public what many Palestinians will do only in private: criticize their political leaders.
Hold your stomach in as deep as possible.... Or press hard on it with something e.g. a pillow, even your hands.
"I do want to bring in a centre-half before the deadline and so it's certainly something we need to press on with over the next few days".
"He did something wrong and it's everybody in football's responsibility, whether it's Liverpool or others, to help him to go ahead and press on with his football career.
Still, they press on with religious fervor.
Additionally, you can press down on the paper with something like a fork to leave imprints.
LONDON — Arriving at a press conference, American reporters and British reporters often glance at one another with something approaching sneers.
Press on one policy lever or another, and something always seems to go tilt.
"He was pressed on something, and he totally lost it," Culp recalls.
