Sentence examples for remains pressed from inspiring English sources

But his nose remains pressed against the glass.

Dickens wanted to be buried there but was overruled, after his death, and taken to Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey, where he remains pressed up against Thomas Hardy and Rudyard Kipling.

Yet one thing has not changed: the Federal Reserve's monetary pedal remains firmly pressed to the floor.

Sir Richard and Norman Augustine, Lockheed's chairman—whose companies are already working together on a new armoured scout vehicle said their JSF collaboration could extend to other projects.Nevertheless, BAe's chief aim remains to press ahead with restructuring in Europe.

And the question that Germany and France have pressed remains: If Saddam Hussein's power is contained by the presence of inspectors and the troops massing on his border, what is the urgency of toppling him now?

Debt, at about £306m, remains Johnston Press's greatest burden.

-- From "What Remains" (Nightshade Press, 2008), by Joe Weil.

He and his brother, Leo, came to collect their parents' remains and to press negotiations with the ministry.

But it is wholly to the commission's credit that it remains willing to press for achievable changes to its legal framework and to engage with its critics.

Undaunted by the glum Illinois budget conditions and the ghosts of income tax plans past, Quinn's team remains intent to press this line of attack against Brady, much the way the governor's primary opponent, Comptroller Dan Hynes, did against him.

An independent investigation, which some public officials have pressed for, remains a possibility.