Sentence examples for building push from inspiring English sources

Only in January 1990, as the smoke of burning files rose from the Stasi headquarters on the Normannenstrasse, did a vast crowd assemble outside the building, push past the terrified guards and sack the place from roof to cellar.

Whether the massive new building push will be any more efficient is an open question, given that much of it is slated for out of the way places, mainly in the north, making it uneconomical to build the lengthy extensions to China's grid that would be required to transmit the power to distant population centers.

The agents wheeled filing cabinets, computers and boxes loaded with documents out of the building, pushing through crowded streets.

One employee of an apartment building pushed a trolley of sandbags across the road to try to reinforce the defences.

And when a building pushes the design conventions of the day, it will invariably be compared to a giant something or other.

A crew from Vice News captured what happened inside: led by Semenchenko, the Donbass Battalion tore through the building, pushing the police officers inside to the floor.

At one point, a dozen people trapped behind security bars on the second floor of a building pushed their arms through broken windows and screamed to be rescued.

A super-tall building pushes the limits of the force balance method due to difficulties in maintaining sufficient model stiffness and in accounting for the influence of higher modes of vibration.

In December, Osborne announced a £1bn national road-building push as part of his autumn statement.

Tomorrow the president will continue his confidence-building push by addressing the American people, concentrating on domestic terrorism.

The assault by the group formerly known as al-Qaida in Iraq saw black banner-waving insurgents raid government buildings, push out security forces and capture military vehicles as residents fled from Iraq's second-largest city.