Sentence examples for was pressed as from inspiring English sources

Glass was pressed as to whether her investigators had interviewed the CO19 officers involved in the fatal shooting.

In an interview broadcast Sunday on "Meet the Press" on NBC, Mr. Obama, below, was pressed as to whether he had actually quit.

More than a week after Attorney General John Ashcroft told the nation that there was credible evidence that a new terrorist attack might be imminent, Mr. Ridge was pressed as to whether Americans should still be on guard.

Mr. Rumsfeld was pressed as to whether his description of Iraqi weapons "programs" -- as opposed to a statement that Mr. Hussein had a ready stockpile of chemical or biological arms before the war -- should be interpreted as a softening of the administration's position.

In cross-examination, Scott was pressed as to why he had allowed Lamb's release from Kingston if this was the case; he replied that although the prison officers had been concerned about Lamb's mental state on his release, there had not been conclusive grounds to certify him insane at that time.

One plant was divided into two parts, one part was pressed as a herbarium voucher specimen and the remaining part was desiccated in silica gel [ 66] for later DNA extraction.

She scoured every inch of the actor, who plays a Wall Street trader on the show, making certain that all the seams of his suit were pressed as flat as tarmac.

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His reserved approach came at a time when he is being pressed as never before to define what American liberalism means for the 21st century.

The success went something like this: the first few singles are pressed as an attractive picture disc, which pushes the single into the lower part of the chart.

When they were pressed as to whether they supported a military option, Rogers and Rubio both conceded that they didn't.