Sentence examples for a bit pushed off from inspiring English sources
And "I just felt a bit pushed off; I was told they didn't have the services for me.... and I thought well, what do you need to deal with me?" Most were very wary of going to the Clinic and feared adverse judgements: "I wasn't very sure...I thought maybe I would be labelled a junkie.
To Mat Snow, Q, March 1991 Being fired from Hawkwind for drugs is a bit like being pushed off the Empire State Building for liking heights, you know?
"I felt the one Halfpenny missed on Saturday, his foot just moved a little bit closer to the ball and the ground pushed the tee and he pushed off to the right".
This summer, Microsoft pushed off the inevitable end of Skype Classic (7.0) support after a fair bit of user backlash.
Tim and Steve pushed off first.
They may have walked a bit more like chimps, perhaps pushing off the outside edge of their foot more, says Tea Jashashvili of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and the Georgian National Museum.
Breen tried interrupting his partner and noted that Shumpert did "push off a bit," but that didn't stop Van Gundy.
Lean over and bend your knees a bit at the start line so that you can push off quickly.
"Shockey's going to push off and Julian's going to hold a little bit, but if they let them play, it's going to be like Ewing and Olajuwon".
