Sentence examples for presses ahead from inspiring English sources

But still the government presses ahead.

But, smitten with Gloria, he presses ahead, and she goes to bed with him.

Hundreds of jobs could be lost if BHS presses ahead with its threat.

With its glaring shortcomings, the bill is widely expected to fail, yet Senator Frist presses ahead.

October ITV presses ahead with its 50th anniversary party at London's Guildhall, attended by the Queen.

The movie presses ahead, vivacious, witty, highly pleased with its own friskiness, but uncertain in tone.

Robert Thomson replaces Peter Stothard as Times editor and the BBC presses ahead with bbc.co.uk website expansion.

And if Mr Osborne presses ahead with his austerity plans he will deserve more of the inevitable flak.

So Jack Straw abandons Titan prisons but obstinately presses ahead, against expert advice, with a monstrous increase in prison capacity.

Nuisance neighbours will go unpunished if the Government presses ahead with plans to scrap anti-social behaviour orders (Asbos), a Labour MP has warned.

The Bank's Governor, Mark Carney, has said he wants to see unit labour costs picking up before the Bank presses ahead with a rate rise.