Sentence examples for pressed to work from inspiring English sources

The practice was so common among employees pressed to work quickly, he said, that it had a name -- unauthorized rework.

A stranger in your bathroom would be hard pressed to work out which of you had last squeezed the toothpaste.

Azad Ali, a Muslim community activist who has advised the Metropolitan police, says there has been a pattern of official abuse of British Muslim activists in Arab countries, apparently using British-supplied intelligence, who are then pressed to work for the British security services when they return home.

Firefighters were pressed to work through the night, and tackle extreme fire conditions in Garrapata State Park in Carmel, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

Or pressed to work to support their families.

In an article in the Financial Times, he wrote: "Putting the ECB's printing presses to work might at best bring some short-term relief.

The Republicans and the Right have exploited fear for political gain for so long now they have infantilized enough of the American people and the press to work their will.

Try some of these examples: Start with squats paired with an overhead dumbbell press to work your lower body and upper body at the same time.

Do sit-ups of different varieties and at different angles to build your six-pack muscles and perform bicep curls and bench presses to work on your chest and arms.

Democrats who hoped to use the occasion to expose the Bush administration's incompetence in preparing the war turned out to be hard-pressed to work the audio system.

Agüero did grab a headed goal back right at the end, but you would be hard-pressed to work out how that afforded Manchester City any sort of consolation.