Sentence examples similar to pressed life from inspiring English sources

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Ms. Siddiqui's lawyers had requested a sentence of 12 years; federal prosecutors had pressed for life imprisonment.

For the press, life will be more dull.

Even though the doctor gives clear and justified advice, he cannot do anything about the fact that she must "take [her] child's life" and impose on the foetus a birth which will press the life out of it during contractions.

Audrey's boyfriend, Orin Scrivello Scott Johnsonn), is all swagger and nitrous-induced delusions of grandeur; Seymour is hapless but with just enough fire to press his life forward; Audrey is a caged bird singing, never judged by her inability to leave her abusive relationship, choosing financial stability over safety.

I started with a 250 pound barbell raised over my head-no warning, no training-that knocked me to my knees and threatened to press the life out of me.

It's as though a pause button has been pressed on my life.

Mantel wanted to be a barrister, and impressed her teachers, but "the facts of life pressed in on me.

He found Hume in good cheer, pressed him on life after death but could not shake the great man of his disbelief.

Yet, as my father often remarked to me during many occasions of his hard-pressed life: "Where there's life there's hope".

Back in 2008, when pressed to disclose my life expectancy, my oncologist estimated three to five years.