Sentence examples for pressing toward from inspiring English sources

I saw a kind of hamster with soft rabbit ears where his shoulder joined his arm, its blunt snout pressing toward the eyes, and I tentatively drew that.

People waved Indian flags or wore "I Am Anna" caps or T-shirts, some pressing toward the truck, trying to touch him.

I am at the end of a chain of girls, linked arm and arm, pressing toward the stage, where Better Than Ezra will soon appear.

On Toward Kandahar Meanwhile, from the southeast, the forces of Mr. Shirzai were pressing toward Kandahar with considerable help from the Americans.

In "Good News," the second book in the collection, he answers that question by pressing toward the utopian, abandoning his more sordid conceits for something arrantly sacred.

A French official who spoke on condition of anonymity said that possible targets for airstrikes would include the Qaddafi forces' airfields and the long supply line running from Tripoli to the loyalist forces pressing toward Benghazi.

I had this verse, Philippians 3 13-14, forgetting what's behind and pressing on toward the goal.

But they also described the stresses of living in legal shadows, juggling jobs and classes while pressing forward toward an uncertain future.

Since 2006, as larger-than-life Democrats like Senators Robert C. Byrd, Edward M. Kennedy and Daniel K. Inouye have died, Democrats have had a big influx of members pressing Mr. Reid toward a more aggressive and often liberal stance.

Nowadays one of the most pressing objectives toward a sustainable development is to construct bioclimatic passive buildings.

In the aftermath of World War II, new African social formations emerged and made pressing demand toward independence and definitely immediate reforms.