The Ragin' Cajuns scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth Wednesday to eliminate Clemson, and as Louisiana-Lafayette players celebrated around home plate, Stone ran in from his outfield position and shoved Louisiana-Lafayette's Ryan Gill in the back, knocking him into Ragin' Cajuns Coach Tony Robichaux and prompting a brief pushing match between the teams.
The killing of 56 civilians in Qana on Sunday, the highest civilian death toll in one incident, gave rise to a brief diplomatic push for a ceasefire.
Another example: Economists once thought that a brief "big push," perhaps concentrated on a few key sectors, could jump-start a stagnant economy into rapid modernization.
It looks as though Astle has a brief to push on, and try to force New Zealand into some sort of imposing, attacking lead.
In brief, push factors are all the unfavourable, overwhelming motivations that can bring immigrants closer to entrepreneurship in a negative context.
Proceedings were scheduled to begin Monday, but on Sunday afternoon, Judge Carl J. Barbier of Federal District Court, who is overseeing the sprawling litigation, issued a brief order pushing the opening day back to March 5 "for reasons of judicial efficiency and to allow the parties to make further progress in their settlement discussions".
Cameron, who was at the White House for a brief visit, pushed back gently on the notion that the problem of radicalization could be blamed on immigration woes.
After Michelangeli scored, he ran to where his team had gathered outside the first-base dugout, and there was some brief pushing and shoving with BC players. .
Loose talk of a "G2" with China made India feel undervalued; a brief attempt to push it to negotiate with Pakistan over the future of Kashmir was resented.
After a brief heyday several years ago, push fell out of favor because companies like PointCast were sending people more news and information than they wanted, while corporations complained that a glut of pushed data was clogging up their networks.
