Sentence examples for deciding to push from inspiring English sources

"They are deciding to push the country toward a broad civil war".

After deciding to push back Vazquez's next start, the Yankees could have slotted him to pitch Monday or Tuesday.

British Airways and American Airlines held informal discussions with regulators on both sides of the Atlantic before deciding to push ahead with their latest proposal, which is not as broad as their original plan.

The turning point in deciding to push swiftly for Iraqi government, officials said, came at a National Security Council meeting early last week and was fueled by concerns that a power vacuum inside Iraq was increasingly being filled by anti-American voices, including those sympathetic to Iran.

Those references and nods are clear to King's Constant Readers (the name he gives to his fans): for It's main narrative thrust, it almost seemed as if he looked at the teenage friendships he'd written in 1982's The Body (later adapted into film as Stand By Me) and took the basic setup of that book, deciding to push it further.

As Southern was deciding to push ahead with plans to build its new nuke, Miller and Thomas Fanning, who will succeed David Ratcliffe as Southern's chief executive in December, visited retired Southern chiefs for advice on how to navigate erecting a new nuke.

I decided to push him.

He decided to push against extinction.

Mr Mohamed finally decided to push on.

The Johnsons decided to push ahead.

You decide to push on toward your destination.