Sentence examples for well press from inspiring English sources

But, since he cannot turn back, he might as well press on with more vim.

He may well press on with most of Mr Kostov's policies, and perhaps be lucky enough to see some of them bear fruit "within 800 days", as he has boldly promised.

I'd never given one before, and I thought, well, press conferences always begin with a news announcement, so I said to the journalists, 'This morning America invaded Syria.' But nobody laughed, so I had to explain it was a joke".

"We met with police yesterday and they said that if the council instructs them to, they may well press charges against me, as the organiser of the protest," he said.

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As the fight goes on, they may well press the U.S. to broaden its campaign.

His casual slacks are well pressed, and he is so calm and together that next to him, Dick Cheney looks bipolar.

Far away from human habitation dig a hole in some gravel and bury the pieces, making sure they're well pressed together.

But some 50 members of his party, and members of the opposition as well, pressed for Mr. Papademos, seen as an outsider to the old-boy political networks — a technocrat, perhaps able to take Greece on a new path.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers: "The team stood up to the aerial duels very well, pressed the game well and they got their rewards for that.

Keep your clothes well pressed.