Sentence examples for better pushing from inspiring English sources

"We played well after the (score was drawn at) 1-1 and the players could have done a bit better pushing for the 3-1.

Comcast promptly set out to do the exact opposite, telling Wall Street investors that, with Time Warner Cable in the fold, they would teach their employees to "bundle better," pushing the packaged cable and Internet services more aggressively.

It could be a desire, such as wishing someone would treat you better, pushing to make a project be successful, yearning for a certain kind of partner, or wanting to cure an illness.

Well, the fact of the matter is, politically, if you don't have your supporters pushing you towards an agenda, pushing you to be better, pushing you to a higher plane...you leave it to the ego -- or to Obama's ego, or his vanity, or his narcissism, whatever you want to call it -- we will not benefit.

"After what happened to Lance, I really decided to do everything a little better, push myself a little harder, and that's made the difference," Gay, 25, said this week.

It helps women to negotiate better, push ahead more and take more risks".

The song contains an ascending bridge incorporated into the chorus, which consists of the lines: "If you're ready for me boy / You'd better push the button and let me know / Before I get the wrong idea and go".

As if that wasn't enough, after a while a bunch of boring officious types, commanded by people wearing reflective orange bibs (bad sign) decided they'd better push everyone away from the wall back down the street.

There's a odd moment during the fitting session where Kim asks Kanye if her breasts would look better pushed up and he tells her, "No, because I like natural looking.

That conviction that if you could pull off better push-ups, you'd be a better person through and through?

Nemerov's best poems are just that, very fine, without possessing a cultivated cogency of poetic practice to better push them on new readers.