Sentence examples for pressed to take from inspiring English sources
He must be pressed to take on high-profile corruption cases.
And players wonder why the public is hard pressed to take their so-called plight seriously.
He said he represented people who "would be hard pressed to take that 5 percent cut in their pay".
When pressed to take sides, he demurs: "I am a big proponent of: Write what you're confused about.
The current undertakings are far too light, and even the BBC declined until pressed to take a lead.
Over lunch with Moss, Moskowitz avers, "I'm not a soda drinker," and when pressed to take a sip of Dr Pepper he pronounces the taste "just awful".
IRAQ'S politicians were poised, as The Economist went to press, to take their biggest step, since an inconclusive election eight months ago, towards finally getting a new coalition government.
When you hold the phone horizontally, there is a physical "shutter" button with the Kodak "K" that you press to take pictures.
I tried my hardest to get the press to take the story and failed".
Nietzsche was furious when some of his ideas caused the rising anti-Semitic press to take him for a supporter.
We believed in conquering the public space for the freedoms of speech and of the press to take root.
