Sentence examples for a push from the from inspiring English sources

These issues will loom over his potential second term, awaiting a push from the President.

-- and rolled forward as if a quiet giant was giving me a push from the back.

Until then, dipping into the company's endowment would tide it over, coupled with a push from the board.

"There was quite a push from the department of justice to try and make the prisons work," says Taylor.

The placenta separates from the uterine lining, and, with a slight tug on the cord and a push from the mother, it is extruded.

This is despite a push from the Liberal National opposition for an amendment specifically exempting the mine, whose parent company is a major federal Liberal party donor.

This morphology is consistent with a push-from-the-rear mechanism of nappe emplacement with the simple shear component of deformation increasingly accommodated within the hanging wall, down dip toward the core of the orogen.

The increase suggests that Congress is responding to a push from within the Pentagon to grow the basic research budget to more than $2 billion by 2011.

But the private sector lobbied for them, and with a push from Congress, the loans continued until 2009.

But in the last six months, luxury brands have come on board after a push from investors, including the movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.

Pez get a push from Nickelback Sometimes, the artist-brand relationship works in perfect harmony.