Sentence examples for departure to push from inspiring English sources

Though after an engagement at Baecula (Bailen; 208) he was unable to prevent Hasdrubal Barca from marching away to Italy, Scipio profited by his opponent's departure to push back the remaining hostile forces the more rapidly.

Thomas' fake gossip about O'Brien's departure also allowed Cora to push out her bottom lip and exhibit the priceless expression which says: "There is no greater shame for a lady than to be betrayed by her lady's maid".

Some analysts predicted that her departure could free the government to push ahead with other economic measures.

Before long, however, people began moving back into Battery Park City, and the family's temporary landlord began to push for a departure date.

The weather "wouldn't allow them to do the work they needed to do to get [the ring] ready to go," forcing them to push back the departure date from Sunday, 16 June, to Saturday, 22 June, Peter Genzer, a Brookhaven spokesperson, tells ScienceInsider.

According to reports, Allaire lobbied Xerox board members to push for Thoman's departure.

The second will be an Earth-departure stage a rocket that provides the oomph needed to push the ship on its way to the moon.

Now a tow bar and tug can be used to push the plane from the gate at departure.

If these screen shots are real and AOL intends to push them live, this is an even more radical departure from the home-grown-content-only days.

Before his departure for Davos on Friday, Mr. Kan said his government was more than ready to push ahead with changes to reduce Japan's deficit.

With the election of Donald Trump, the departure of Senator Reid, and Republican control of the House and Senate, supporters see a new opening to push Yucca Mountain forward.