Sentence examples for a friendly push from inspiring English sources

"We will give the president a friendly push to act now, to get out ahead of events," he said.

Maybe he just needs a friendly push towards a different type of backer.

"I find it easier to give a friendly little push to some of the forms and hang my distributional horseshoes on the nail of Nome rather than postulate transoceanic land-bridges in other parts of the world," he wrote.

If we believe the whisperings of the rumor mill, RIM's client ought to support just about everything we'd expect of a native Twitter client when it (purportedly) launches in February, from basics like following/unfollowing to the notable perks like battery-friendly push alerts.

"We all get on very well, there is a rivalry between us all but it is a friendly rivalry and we push each other along," said Weaver.

Martine and Gordy get off to a bad start, when he cajoles her to give him a friendly kiss that he pushes much too far, too fast.

Just one push On a friendly bush Vincent had replaced the Prophet and he was convinced the time of human cloning was drawing ever nearer.

Curiously, when the RCA television tape of the first part of the confrontation was telecast days later — in which a friendly Nixon had let Khrushchev push him around — the relatively small audience watched it with the mindset from the press that Nixon had "stood up to the bully".

Google is doubling down on their original push for a friendly mobile web, so you really can't afford to ignore the need to shift to responsive design.

In his latest letter to Roy J. Bostock, Yahoo's chairman, Mr. Icahn said that if Microsoft did not accept the offer "in a friendly and cooperative transaction," he would push Yahoo to do a deal with Google if he won control of the Yahoo board.

Soon after that, I stopped a double stroller mom on the street, a friendly-looking woman pushing two blonde girls with applesauce smiles.