| Here's an interesting one about sneaky civil servants using their access to databases to rat to the press on Lotto winners. |
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| Our agents and informants are putting a full-court press on in this country and around the world. |
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| I'd like to press on right now, as we have to vacate the room at noon tomorrow. |
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| All examinees are required to press on a finger print reader and to take a picture with the small webcam. |
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| When you run into an unknown, continue to press on and try to fill in the gaps. |
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| We have to know there is a firm consensus of opinion behind us, and would not press on ahead without it. |
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| The increasing swelling of an aneurysm of the aorta may press on the spine and chest organs. |
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| Nevertheless, we will press on and as I said we will continue to keep you right up to date with what is happening. |
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| If water beads up around your fingertip when you press on the paper towel, the towel is too wet. |
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| With the fingers of your other hand, press on the back of the stamp to make the impression. |
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| Gently but firmly press on the tuile to shape it to the cup. |
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| They were being seen and assessed by him and his team of therapists and prosthetists, who then briefed the press on the care the boys can be given. |
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| They press on to be as godlike in behaviour and conduct as they can. |
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| When the rupture causes the disc to bulge out and press on one of the nerves that branch out from the spine, it causes pain. |
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| A classified ad. appeared in the Malagasy press on Human Rights Day for the future President of the Republic just before his election. |
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| Another cardinal virtue is Courage, which lets us press on and even charge forward, despite the worst dangers. |
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| One must press on both eyes simultaneously to activate the search for a lovey. |
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| The access to the mechanism is simple, it is enough to press on the pawl above it busc to free the plate and to make it swivel forwards. |
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| I wish you every success, including with the formation of the new Commission: you must be given elbow room to press on with this. |
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| This is a genuine reflection of his entire approach which in recent days has evoked lavish praise in the financial press on both sides of the English Channel. |
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| A layer of venneer is applied with a hot press on top of a panel of Avio birch plywood. |
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| It can riffle along feeling very calm, but if you press on the odd random gearchange can intrude and it does get a little bit rushed. |
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| Lift the system a little bit, press on the nose of the 15 pin plug and pull it off. |
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| The cowardly reaction would be to permit fear to exert its paralyzing grip on our will to press on with the advance of the human species. |
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| The President also made three statements to the press on behalf of members of the Security Council. |
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| Sadly, besides the not-very-attractive graphics, the interface is a catastrophe: to move you need to press on the screen or keys many times. |
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| As the tissues swell with blood, they can press on the airway, making it smaller or closing it completely. |
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| Place ribbon and wool onto the adhesive surface as required and press on lightly. |
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| We must press on, and do so knowing that we do not have the luxury of time. |
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| You can then release the clutch pedal completely and continue to press on the accelerator pedal. |
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| This may lead to lower abdominal discomfort or backache, or may press on the bladder causing symptoms such as needing to pass urine more often than normal. |
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| But it does not, so I will press on with the sweeping generalizations. |
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| Undeterred, Wanda and Ida press on along a road of hostility and dissimulation that will lead to the harrowing end of their quest. |
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| If the person is bleeding, cover the wound with a gauze pad or a thick, clean piece of cloth and press on the wound hard enough to stop the bleeding. |
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| The three were presented to the press on Sunday morning blindfolded, manacled to chairs and showing signs of severe beatings. |
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| He'd get a wee bit shirty, like you'd just spat on his baby, and tell you that we'd be finished in a few minutes so we'd best just press on ahead. |
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| No one can tell whether this tiny step towards coalition government will encourage the coalitionists in all parties at Westminster to press on towards a genuine coalition. |
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| This means that your expectations, in combination with reactions from the environment to your attempt to fulfil these expectations, determine to what degree you are motivated to press on or not. |
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| Over a photopolymer plate the water based One-Component Dispersion Gold Coating is applied wet-on-wet by means of a coating device or anilox roller with doctor blade of an offset press on forerunning inks. |
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| In fact, Miroslaw Balka is one of few contemporary artists who is proof against this kind of disclosure, but still it is better to press on with his latest show uninstructed than give hints to its deeper significance. |
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| Your encouragement to press on with the complex and difficult problem of measuring and assessing the efficiency and economy of pipelines will be helpful. |
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| After wintering in the James Bay, Hudson tried to press on with his voyage in the spring of 1611, but his crew mutinied and they cast him adrift. |
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| In our pigheaded determination to press on with the European project in defiance of public opinion, we show our brazen contempt for the voters and for democratic values. |
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| Helene I found beached on the floor outside her room, awake and talking to herself but with no desire to press on toward bed. |
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| You launch him into the air with a quick press on the fire button, trying to pass over bombs as you fly. |
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| In 1611, after wintering on the shore of James Bay, Hudson wanted to press on to the west, but most of his crew mutinied. |
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| The two rollers press on the automatic hooks, which swing over instantly. |
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| Fisher was thoroughly aware of the benefits of getting the press on his side and continued to leak information to friendly journalists. |
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| Place a paper roll in the tray and press on the button advance paper, close the cover, the light is blinking slowly, press on the button advance paper, the printer is printing all the content of the buffer. |
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| I press on my clitoris, swirl my two fingers over my love button, emitting a low moan. |
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| If you wanted a dimple in the chin you could press on it. |
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| For that reason also it is so crucial that the intentions of our heads of state and government to press on forcefully with structural reforms should be translated from words into deeds sooner, rather than later. |
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| In fact we should press on these three points with the same strength. |
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| It is also a reason for urging them to press on with their efforts and forge even closer links that will make the National Commissions a real network for ensuring international solidarity in the framework of the Organization. |
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| As Dias's mission was for Sofala anyway, Cabral decides not to wait for it but rather to press on with his current fleet of six ships. |
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| They are safer for the fingers of the person setting them than other lethal traps, and can be set with the press on a tab by a single finger or even by foot. |
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| Hind limb paresis or paralysis is a typical presenting complaint in birds with ovarian tumors, because such tumors can press on the ischiatic nerve or result in lumbar pain. |
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| Since it seemed to lead in the right direction and its banks were virtually uninhabited, the shiplord declared it good fortune and chose to press on. |
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| Bank of Slovenia governor, Bostjan Jazbec, said that Slovenia should press on with plans to privatise its banks to ensure their long-term stability. |
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