Sentence examples for would be press from inspiring English sources

However, what would take the trick would be press and TV pictures, for the release on the evening of Good Friday and/or Saturday newspapers of Prince William in Australia".

In time, democratic Indian governments would be pressed by their electorates to respond with military force.

MSG would be pressed to cut the rates it charges cable systems without the Yankees.

Mr. Bush would be pressed again on that issue, a passionate one for Democrats.

Instead of slashing transportation projects or other infrastructure, for example, leaders would be pressed to cut operating expenditures.

The Kings were enraged when it was announced that only misdemeanor charges would be pressed against Smith.

But he also said it was the lawyers' duty to determine what issues would be pressed on appeal.

Arms control discussions would ensue, and Iran would be pressed to reduce its arsenal, or at least open up its facilities to inspections.

The problem is that Mr. Bernanke clearly articulated, during the Dodd-Frank debate, that the big financial companies would be pressed to become smaller of their accord.

The heavy dark tungsten powder would be pressed, hammered, sintered at red heat, then drawn into finer and finer wire for the filaments.

He said he feared that if too much debt remained, the new owners would be pressed to set high sale prices for the apartments.