Sentence examples for been push from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply a force to (an object) such that it moves away from the person or thing applying the force.
- In his anger he pushed me against the wall and threatened me.
There has been push back against globalisation over the years.
One of the hallmark features of iOS has long been Push Notifications, now they're coming to OS X in Mountain Lion.
Mobile phones have been "push button-centric" for the past 25 years, notes John Wang, chief marketing officer for HTC, a Taiwanese manufacturer that makes phones under its own and other labels.
Rather, Apple could have launched it one service at a time on the first day it could have launched over-the-air; the next week could have been push e-mail; and so on.
"The Mindfulness Movement" was on the cover of TIME magazine, but there's been push back against the superficiality of "McMindfulness," mass-produced or "fast food" mindfulness.
Our strategic stance had been: Push this intervention further out; save more newborn lives.
American has been pushing abroad.
It's push as in boundary pushing.
