Sentence examples for pressing about from inspiring English sources

Distant memory also tells me that there is something pressing about winning at home.

Responding graciously to my pressing about the rumor I heard that Spotify was to power Facebook's universal music player, an idea which eventually got scrapped, Ek went on to reveal that, because of the new Facebook integration, Spotify will be removing its invite-only barrier — In addition to giving non-paying users six months of unlimited music listening.

If they keep pressing about what I'd do with them, I tell 'em, 'Listen, dude.

You might see fifteen or twenty of them round a man-at-arms, pressing about him and asking for quarter, for fear of us of the infantry, who were wanting to cut all their throats.

The group, which launched in 2014 to help scientists run for office, said it is talking with 500 more people and is pressing about half of them to run.

In his vacuous attempts to present himself as the person of "change" what we saw was more of the same -- a bureaucrat, desperate to get elected, but with little to convince voters what was particularly different or important or pressing about their position.

The Turkish government is pressing for about $600 million in medical care subsidies, a prickly issue with the austerity-obsessed IMF.

What about the real issues Americans care about, like your drug prICEs and YOUR pressing questions about school STAFFing?

It's not over: Two U.S. senators are pressing Wells Fargo about how much its new chief executive, Timothy Sloan, knew about the scandal that led to his appointment.

In interviews with about 20 couples and people who study gay culture, those most interested in marriage had children or pressing concerns about health or mortality.

But there are more pressing questions about Royal Mail's future.