Sentence examples for pressed trying from inspiring English sources

Brad Wete of Entertainment Weekly called Brown's dancing "tremendous" and wrote, "You'd be hard pressed trying to find a singer out there with enough dancing abilities to even attempt a proper Jackson tribute.

Coach Geno Auriemma ordered an immediate press, trying to choke any encouragement from Boston University in its first N.C.A.A. tournament appearance.

By the end of it, we figured it was never a fatwa, just the press trying to blow up stuff.

Maxwell and Walsh seem to think there's something false about members of the press trying to run through HealthCare.gov and the call center themselves.

"We're starting to see parts of the specialist motoring press trying to produce reliable data," says Mr Archer.

"He likes to put himself out in the press, trying to ramble some jargon and trying to play mind-games," said Evans.

Pirozzi continues to monitor the death toll and to take questions from the press, trying his best to stay calm.

Now of course in the press, trying to explain that, they'll say, 'Jamie Foxx wants to scare all white people.' Because all the press are f***ed up.

They packed and pressed on, trying to make up time.

The schools are usually too hard-pressed, trying to achieve targets to focus attention on youth clubs or other youth services.

The press tries to learn and publish them.