Sentence examples for becomes pushed by from inspiring English sources

One becomes pushed by determine what must be done together" (Interview no. 2).

From the freeway you can see only how distant the desert edge has become, pushed southward or northward by one housing or retirement development after another.

Jacobellis became accustomed to being pushed by her brother Ben, who nicknamed her Lucky and whom she followed around Stratton Mountain in Vermont.

The author of "Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women" argues that today's working men have become softened and confused, pushed by forces they dimly understand into roles that undermine their masculinity.

Immigration has been a cornerstone of Mr Obama's domestic agenda ever since he became president, but proposals pushed by the Democratic party have been thwarted by Republicans in the House of Representatives.

Hand checks became pushes.

A deal became possible when the Iraqis — pushed by American officials — finally dumped Maliki, the brutish and sectarian Prime Minister.

During the 1986 Doi Moi reforms, which opened Vietnam to industrialisation while retaining a protected economy, these practices became more prevalent than ever, pushed by a government that saw them as a powerful political tool to glorify the nation while opening it to new markets.

That year, the game became a fixture in the 1,622 company-owned Starbucks around North America, pushed by workers who themselves became Cranium advocates.

The line pushed by McCain has become the de-facto Republican criticism of Obama since the crisis in Iran began.

"Worse yet, free applications that rely on advertising could be pushed by the consent requirement to become fee-based".