Sentence examples for whom pressed from inspiring English sources

Wellman said he spoke this week with Stayner's mother and with White, both of whom pressed him to seek the maximum punishment.

Imagine a piece of art, repeated countless times for years costing nothing (other than the energy it required to step out of routine and visit the lighthouse) and holding specific emotion and remembrance for the person whom pressed it slowly and steadily onto the page.

Among Kuhn's several female companions was a Florence Camp, whom press wags called "Mein Camp".

Storytelling is an essential leadership tool and, if anything, this applies even more to public leaders, in whom press and public interest are especially acute.

In the story "Very Special Victims," Kath describes her childhood sexual abuse to a succession of boyfriends, one of whom presses her to reveal the offending uncle's name and seek vengeance.

Certain row in New Amsterdam Theatre reserved each night for Mr. Ziegfeld's personal guests, among whom press agent for Follies makes sure to include by invitation well known persons in public eye.

Akbar Faraji, whom Press TV described as the man behind the establishment of Ninjutsu in Iran, said: "We have filed a defamation lawsuit against Reuters and we intend to pursue it as far as necessary because it is a matter of reputation".

The two leading British candidates were said to be David Bintley, whom press reports quoted as saying that he preferred keeping his current job in England as head of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, and Ross MacGibbon, a former principal dancer at Covent Garden who is a television director and producer and a member of the Royal Opera House board.

The most recent was Jane Fonda, whom Kelly pressed to discuss her plastic surgery.

Advocates for disabled athletes, some of whom have pressed legal claims against state athletic associations in recent years, praised the clarification of rules and said that as a result, participation for disabled athletes could rise.

That last reference, passing though it may have been, was to the sad fate of Dave O'Brien, a baseball play-by-play announcer, whom ESPN and ABC pressed into duty as the lead voice teamed with Marcelo Balboa during the 2006 World Cup in Germany.