(1) Organizers of the strike are determined to press on.

(2) We must press on with the work if we are to finish it in time.

(3) Press on the wound with a large pad of cotton wool.

(4) Let's press on with our work.

(5) We must press on with the project without wasting time.

(6) You have to press on the handle to turn it,it's very stiff.

(7) I know it's almost midnight, but we'd better press on and get the job finished.

(8) He felt silence descend and press on him.

(9) You press on the accelerator and begin backing out.

(10) Well, let's press on.

(11) Richie attempted to press on with An Early Bath for Thompson, but he soon nodded off.

(12) It also marked the start of a full-court press on the federal government.

(13) Some wanted to press on with the war and argued for Mentheus's son, Altheus.

(14) An intolerable weight seemed to press on her forehead and slowly she slid into sleep.

(15) Hugo glanced at his watch, and decided to press on for another half-hour.

(16) Let me press on to the important subject of the council water charge which is set out in schedule 11.

(17) Press on to the bottom and sides of an 8-inch square baking pan.

(18) Press on. Obstacles are seldom the same size tomorrow as they are today. Robert H. Schuller 

(19) We're nearly there, so let's press on while it's still daylight.

(20) The DEA and the Justice Department put a full-court press on the drug barons.

(21) We'll talk about your suggestion later - now let's just press on.

(22) 'Shall we stay here for the night?' 'No, let's press on.'

(23) But the thick, hardened layers of dead skin sometimes press on the nerve, causing a burning sensation when you walk.

(24) Despite the possible loss, General Magic said it will press on and make a major new push on to the Internet.

(25) The Board plans to release the report to the press on Sept. 11.

(26) Interestingly, after September 1987 factory and mines inspectors were forbidden to speak to the press on pain of disciplinary action.

(27) Some of his supporters on the Hill told him to press on further with deficit reduction while he had a fair wind.

(28) This can throw the spine out of alignment and press on sensitive nerves in your back and legs.

(29) If you handle a consumer product for a manufacturer you deal with members of the press on an hour to hour basis.

(30) Cut two little strips to decorate the front of the shoulder pads and press on.

(1) Organizers of the strike are determined to press on.

(2) We must press on with the work if we are to finish it in time.

(3) Press on the wound with a large pad of cotton wool.

(31) And indeed it was very difficult to press on with the rehearsal.

(32) Do not press on the spine or the shoulder blade itself.

(33) Still, they had no alternative but to press on.

(34) Do not press on the eyelid with the tonometer.

(35) We must press on with the work.

(36) They are right to press on with the negotiations.

(37) You should press on with your work.

(38) The teams press on regardless of topography, heat and the infamous Greek macchia, chaparral-like underbrush that grows luxuriantly even where shepherds and their goats have given up.

(39) On notes list view, long press on Option Menu button, you will see the keyboard, input the keywords, you will proceed the quick search feature on the note list.

(40) Suffering from snow blindness, Kaasen missed the hand-off to the last team, and had to press on.

(41) I must press on with my work because it is late.

(42) In order to level off the land, local people let children press on rafts.

(43) Riding through slush, members of a team of three cyclists press on in their effort to traverse the rugged Alaska Range by mountain bike.

(44) Tell her to press on the cut! I'll call the doctor!

(45) When you press on the foot brake, friction bands push hard against the wheel drums and stop the wheels from turning.

(46) Turn of belt pulley to regulate graduated dial and press on the one button to change needle gauge.

(47) Our school authorities are keen to press on with educational reform.

(48) Their guide deserted them, but, nothing daunt, they press on into the jungle.

(49) It isn't easy, but you press on because you don't have a choice.

(50) The child actor's press agent says: "He does not talk to the press on such matters."

(51) The durable press on cotton fabrics with hydrolysed starches-glyoxal was studied in detail.

(52) The objective was to gain control of the Dardanelles Strait, and then to press on and take Constantinople.

(53) We must leave this entertainment behind and "press on to the mark of the high calling, " His mark, the superconscious , the Christ Consciousness, the "hill of the Lord. "

(54) Do you feel a pain when I press on the mastoid bone behind your right ear?

(55) After startup of this device, long- press on this button can turn on or off the display on projection screen (that is to turn on or off the optical machine. ) at any status.

(56) But like I said, we don't employ this press on every possession.

(57) I think the best way to press on is to simply share list with you now.

(57) try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(58) I couldn'tface the prospect of spending a Saturday night there, so I decided to press on.

(59) Need to know his this one get married, much three people eat , the difficult task living may let his headman press on lower only.

(60) If you make a mistake, just fess up to it. Take your licks and we'll press on.

(61) We must press on with our work because it is late.

(62) If client complains of pain, gently pull auricle and press on tragus and behind ear over mastoid bone.

(63) The current offset press on COTS surface with General use acrylonitrile - butadiene rubber.

(64) Hence, anyone try to press on the pictures of self-help arts by some ideological sphere will be politics appendant .

(65) Jade dulcimer from afterward death hand me, I at this time although I stand, but body huge portions of weights all press on jade dulcimer.

(66) You see problems as challenges and press on with a smile.

(67) The pattern is that of an economic upturn beginning to press on primary producing capacity, and in the UK on the labour market too.

(68) Example, suppose the selected food item is 'Bread White', press on numeric key '6' and then '0'.