Sentence examples for pressed to create a from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Edelman pressed to create a subcommittee of the board to nominate the 10 in-house, which he then advised heavily, former directors say.
Pressed to create a list off the top of his head, he said he would include "Demoiselles" and "Fountain," but add Matisse's "Red Studio," a Cézanne "Bathers," Malevich's "White on White" ("a really extreme work," he said), Miró's "Birth of the World," a big Pollock splatter painting, a Warhol sequence of Marilyn Monroe, Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" and a Jasper Johns American flag.
Some analysts contend that even with the additional spectrum of 17 frequencies that Cablevision has lobbied for, it will be hard pressed to create a true rival service, arguing that its satellite will be positioned at the wrong angle to reach consumers in cities in the Northwest like Seattle.
The DM feature will now get a prominent place, directly to the right of the + at the bottom of the screen that you press to create a new Flip.
The publisher Barney Rosset, who used his Grove Press to create "a breach in the dam of American Puritanism," died on Tuesday at 89.
Now, she's experimenting with a RAM press to create a line of ramen bowls.
If possible, collect a specimen of the same individual plant for the plant press to create a voucher.
Collect a specimen of a representative individual plant for the plant press to create a voucher for the population or the greenhouse collection.
That said, the fact that the camera sucks still sort of stings — it's awfully fun to take pictures of people and Photoshop their eyes out, but you'd be hard-pressed to create a stunning finishing product when the source image is iffy.
Reprise considered seeding false stories in the press to create an "outlaw" image for the group as part of the campaign, including pieces about marijuana possession and income tax evasion.
The British authorities pressed Landsbanki to create a subsidiary in London that would be supervised by British banking authorities, as its compatriot, Kaupthing, had done.
