Sentence examples for pressed into doing from inspiring English sources

To which the proper response is that other countries should be pressed into doing much more, not that Britain should immediately be doing much less.

In response, Wimbledon officials were pressed into doing away with the subjective seeding panel for the men to avert a boycott.

I'm not saying it's not a luxury to be given the attention, but you get pressed into doing these shows quickly, and because these shows are huge, you have to fill big spaces in one show after another.

"It is not in the interest of Russian diplomacy to be presented on the world stage as a junior partner, as a country which has been pressed into doing something," he said.

"He's not in there feeling as though he's been pressed into doing it," Slade said.

No partner in a relationship should feel pressed into doing things they dislike by the other partner, as that isn't a recipe for long-term success.

Wrestle your perfectionism to the ground and don't let idealized expectations press you into doing more than you can realistically manage.

If we buy into the press release, then unless this pupil is press-ganged into doing sciences, she will become a statistic demonstrating how a school was letting down its students.

Germany's Bundesbank, having pressed the European Central Bank into doing as little lending of last resort as possible, would do what central banks are supposed to do.

There is no vote for staff in this version of mutualisation, so they can perhaps be pressed into something they don't buy into.

Furst's eighth spy novel is a compact World War II thriller about the journeys of a Dutch freighter pressed into service to do some of the work of the British merchant vessels being picked off by Nazi sea power.