The piece thinks big, evoking a composer who, given the chance to push any theatrical button he chooses, pushes them all.
No matter which carrier you choose, push-to-talk works primarily on the coasts and in populous areas east of the Mississippi.
He chose to push ahead for more programs, more agencies, rather than to scale back.
We chose to push forward on an application that was closest to reaching people.
To sell the unfamiliar treats to German consumers, McDonald's chose to push its connection to New York, home to fancy cupcake shops like Magnolia Bakery, which even some Germans know from dubbed reruns of "Sex and the City".
Rather than assuage its northern neighbour, however, India chose to push soldiers and frontier posts farther and farther forward, even north of the McMahon border.Yet the longer-term causes of the fighting were messier.
He seemed to have his finger on an invisible button, hardwired into the brains of the Fleet Street editors, driving them into an apoplectic frenzy of rage each time he chose to push it.
For example, the consumer durable goods manufacturer (example two) chose to push its data and analytics across a broad swath of the enterprise, even though the business momentum was in the areas of product connectivity and consumer engagement.
Even though the researchers always demonstrated the experiment with the farthest away ball, bees chose to push the ball closest to the goal, illustrating that they learned the task and improved upon it.
Obama, knowing he did not have the Senate's consent, chose to push ahead anyway.
