Sentence examples for which pressed on from inspiring English sources

The final attack was carried out by these columns which pressed on the city from west and north, while the Nationalist fleet supported the movement from the sea.

Whether actual women married and had babies or not did not faze the media, which pressed on inexorably to its grand domestic finale: the beatification of the ideal post-9/11 American woman - undemanding, uncompetitive, and, most of all, dependent.

Kuleshov removed the tight headphones, which pressed on his ears, moved to a spot in the light, rolled up the left leg of his trousers and his long underwear, and began cautiously feeling and picking at the edges of the scabs.

Following a poor batting display on the second day in Dunedin, they conceded 271 runs in 66 overs to a New Zealand side which pressed on as the game moved at a remarkable rate.

This will help you keep track of which press-on goes on which finger.

Bulging discs and overgrowth of bone and ligaments can all contribute to the narrowing, which presses on the nerves and causes pain.

The case against Samson grew out of the investigation into the Christie administration's vindictive George Washington Bridge lane closures, which presses on.

These bands are elastic wristbands with a 1 cm protruding round plastic button, which presses on the P6 acu-point.

I liked the cushier pads of the PSBs, which press less on my glasses' frames.

He has had three silicon buckles inserted, which press the eye on to the retina.

The prognosis, which he didn't want to know, but which was pressed on him by an over-eager oncologist, was that he had a year to live - or nine months by the time he started to write about it.