Sentence examples for work pressing from inspiring English sources

Often the nearest he got was in the tram on the way to work, pressing himself against strap-hanging secretaries.

But the dogged crew competing to become the Republican Party's nominee for president is hard at work, pressing the flesh in states with early primaries.

On Sunday Andy Burnham said the expected release of the documents had been a direct result of Cooper's work pressing the government for disclosure.

The room exploded with a whoop of "boo-yah," and instantly went to work, pressing the perception to receptive reporters and producing heavy coverage throughout the Web, newspapers and cable news.

Champetier de Ribes and all his team do fine work, pressing the case against the Nazis with precision and elegance, but they are too familiar with the case; they knew about it long before there were Nazis, they foresaw all as soon as the War of 1870 happened to them.

It is true that The Times has done good work, pressing the administration with Freedom of Information Act requests and publishing stories like Scott Shane's Sept. 30 article on the legal question, as well as an Aug. 11 article challenging administration claims of zero civilian casualties from drone strikes in Pakistan in the previous year.

Members could work on pressing issues rather than working the room and pressing the flesh at $1,000 a head fundraisers most ordinary people can't afford to attend.

They provide unprecedented insight into the inner workings of State and shed enormous light on Clinton's work on pressing issues such as Guantanamo, Wikileaks, Afghanistan, the Arab Spring, and Israeli-Palestinian relations.

First, it crowed that it got 600,000 pre-orders and then it apologized for, um, sucking the life out of the economy while people at work kept pressing the "Continue" button over and over again in a Skinner-esque effort to make the damn site work.

There have been many times in my life when, faced with a mountain of work and pressing deadlines, I fantasized about using a time machine to travel to some future date when all of the work I needed to get done would be completed, somehow.

After each step, you may want to lighten your work by pressing it with a plastic, or "putty", rubber (available at art supply shops).