Sentence examples for call to push from inspiring English sources
And on Tuesday, Republicans will hold a conference call to push the concerns about Solyndra.
Mr. Wagoner was pushed out by the Obama administration, which is now making the call to push the company into bankruptcy court.
The senator reiterated his call to push the issues that animated his campaign — centered on income and wealth inequality — and he pledged again to maintain that effort until the Democratic National Convention next month in Philadelphia.
But it is also code for a broader sociological shift, a call to push back against the ultra-Orthodox minority's outsize influence in the public sphere, including efforts to gender-segregate buses, sidewalks and stores in their neighborhoods and strict rabbinical controls on marriage, divorce, conversion and adoption statewide.
But Triggs Hodge gave the call to push and the British stormed away as they entered the stadium section of the course to win by a length and extend the nation's golden dynasty in the event to 16 years. .
At that moment, if we have public awareness and support, and if we've demonstrated the program's effectiveness, people across the country can rally behind a clarion call to push past the gridlock in Washington — and we will have a real chance to enact an American Basic Income.
Sorry Day was initially called to push for implementation of the recommendations of Bringing Them Home.
Ukip has suspended its Freephone number after opponents mounted a campaign of calls to push up the party's costs.
I remember I was standing on a mountain in Los Angeles when they called to push it another year.
"Let's drink our troubles away," urges Jim to a household that hardly needs encouragement on that front, even if Ms. Reiss's plotting does require several phone calls to push events along.
