Sentence examples for From the push from inspiring English sources

From the push pulses originate shear waves (dashed horizontal lines) propagating perpendicular to the main US beam, which are sampled by tracking beams (arrows) parallel to the main beam.

From the push to integrate children into national economic planning in the 1960s, to basic services approach of the 1970s, the child survival and development revolution of the 1980s, the child rights revolution of the 1990s, and the integration of children into the MDGs in the 21st century, UNICEF has helped lead thinking and action in new directions.

Even away from the push and pull of Sasamoto's body, they refuse any sort of stillness.

It's 180 degrees from the push to the Iraq war in late 2002 and early 2003.

Global prices for resources such as coal and oil are generated and updated from the push and pull of supply and demand.

Some groups have gone so far as to say it is distracting from the push for a complete repeal of the law.

(Push-up-challenged guests can do wall, table or from-the-knees push-ups).

In essence, the compromise exempted a wider array of derivatives from the push-out rule.

California set out to do it differently, with an independent citizens commission, approved by voter initiative, designed to be insulated from the push-and-pull of partisan politics, a development that unsettled many elected officials here.

That duet is from the push-me, pull-you, grab-at-leg school of choreography — a familiar dance pattern for emotional turmoil and ideas about vulnerability, possessiveness and loss.

Responsibility has to be considered in both directions – from the addict and from the pusher.