Sentence examples for center push from inspiring English sources

Jim Comfort, IBM's vice president of enterprise initiatives, argues that the deals aren't a response to Cisco's data center push but rather an attempt to create a more unified set of data center products for customers.

Using a dry towel and working from the center, push out any air pockets from under the plastic wrap (a credit card or other stiff but flexible card works well too).

If you want it in the center, push it in the middle of the juice.

Then starting in the center push snow towards the cleared area.

And he and his center pushed some policies that are reflected in Mr. Obama's health care record — a record Mr. Gingrich regularly criticizes on the campaign trail.

But Okafor, a 6-foot-10 center, pushed back in the second half, sending Williams, Horvath and Randolph to the bench with five fouls each.

But more money is needed, and Dr. Rubinstein, who runs the New York center, pushed hard last year for federal financing to develop the national inventory.

After investigators had removed the bodies early Thursday morning and rushed the survivors to the hospital, relatives of the victims at the Aliviane rehab center pushed inside.

At that, Mr. Pawlenty sounded very much like other Republicans these days: clearly not advocating the kind of ideological shift to the center pushed by, say, Bill Clinton when he took the Democratic party back to the White House in 1992.

Mr. Levin, who later headed the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and who was killed in the attack on the World Trade Center, pushed his officials to be creative, and Working Today was classified as an association, a designation that enabled it to provide insurance.

Facing Al Alburquerque in the fifth after Verlander had been pulled for a pinch-hitter, the 26-year-old slugger crushed his third homer of the night to center, pushing the lead to 6-0.