"This is a good example of why, on the press side of things, the U.S. side is always pressing for access," NBC News Pentagon correspondent Hans Nichols said on MSNBC during a discussion of the South Korean press report. .
Her sisters were always pressing her cold hands.
They are always pressing on us to vote for United Russia.
Because the work is always pressing and always seems more important, many people give up long-established exercise regimes.
The Russian government rations access to this country's main export pipeline, and companies, mostly private, are always pressing for bigger allotments.
While a great deal has been accomplished by business working with the arts - Stamford is a magnificent example - there are always pressing opportunities and needs for ever-more creative and extensive support.
She can't spend too much time in the abstract realm, however, because deadlines are always pressing – she had just four months to realise her designs for Beyoncé's mammoth Formation tour.
During the heavy storms we've had day after day you also begin to understand that water has its own purpose, that it's always pressing its mechanical advantage.
Which is why Henry James is such a master, because the not-said is always pressing against the surface of the prose, and we can feel it in our skin, we can feel it in our bodies; it is physical, a physical pressure in narrative".
In Wilson's plays, the white world is a major character that remains almost entirely offstage; nonetheless, its presence is palpable — its rules, its standards, its ownership are always pressing in on the black world and changing the flow of things.
