Sentence examples for audacious push to from inspiring English sources
Since the shootings of children at Sandy Hook elementary school Obama has led an audacious push to galvanise a majority, in the country and in Congress, for tougher gun controls.
His goals are characteristically both pragmatic and audacious: to push the research and set an example of more goal-oriented projects that, even after he's gone, others can continue.
The audacious effort to push outward from the Financial Times's longtime beachheads in Washington and New York, the home base of The Wall Street Journal, was started a year ago.
He pushed to make an audacious move: get out of New Jersey and try to make it in New York.
And all this because the audacious politics that are central to this vigorously engaging film have been pushed to the side, below the surface, and away from consideration.
It's with this in mind that Brown, still drawing acclaim and occasional outrage for his television specials, has taken on an audacious task, even by his own standards (in January, Ofcom received 14 complaints when the illusionist seemingly convinced a member of the public to push a man off a roof in Pushed to the Edge).
That's an audacious way to begin your masterwork.
France has launched an audacious bid to steal British businesses.
Some,however, devised audacious plans to escape to West Berlin.
