Sentence examples for beginning to push at from inspiring English sources
2.53am GMT 40 mins Half time approaching and Costa Rica beginning to push at Cameron in that right back slot.
Partly because the Colombians at first paid their partners in product, the Mexican gangs began to push cocaine at home.
A few hundred thousand years later - a blink of the eye in the life of a sun-like star - the intense radiation from the exposed hot, inner layer of the massive star begins to push gas away at speeds in excess of 3 million miles per hour!
During the Clinton administration, Republican lawmakers began to push for a fresh look at efforts by North Korea and other nations to develop long-range missiles and at American intelligence assessments of such potential threats.
One is that Scots swiftly discover that the powers of their new parliament still leave them at the mercy of an English majority at Westminster and begin to push for further devolution.
Senior management at Recruit began to push for a unified backbone platform, a platform upgrade that would better serve customers' needs.
If the two artists knew they couldn't singularly topple one of the largest industries in the world, they knew they could at least begin to push people to think about it.
Then Don began to push, in the gym every day, at one point in December fainting during a training session when the halo's screws put too much pressure on his skull.
In Congress, Democratic lawmakers have begun to push ahead with an agenda aimed at shoring up the housing market with federal money, giving delinquent homeowners more bargaining power with their lenders and having the government buy troubled mortgages.
So Jeanine Basinger, the chairwoman of the film studies department, who was for many years the only full-time film professor at the university, began to push for a new building with a new theater.
