Sentence examples for dot push from inspiring English sources
Here's a "Your Dot" contribution pushing back against apocalyptic depictions of the collision between humans and the climate system — written by Peter B. Kelemen, the Arthur D. Storke Professor and vice chair in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University.
A slip in for Rehman, who keeps Anderson out but every dot ball pushes the required run rate up.
And just to reel you back in once you've had enough, Two Dots sends push notifications telling you about your new lives.
Dot-com-pushing analysts have long taken the brunt of criticism for overhyping the market, but what about the investment banks and the bankers who took those companies public?
When the dot-coms pushed the Nasdaq ever higher in the late 1990s, the 71-year-old clung to his paint and underwear holdings and watched shares of his Berkshire Hathaway plummet.
Dot with butter, pushing some into slits.
That, combined with the decline in dot-com advertising, helped push down the newspapers' advertising revenues about $17 million below the goal of more than $560 million.
Isn't it strange how, even in abstract or "absolute" music, as it is called, a composer can push those dots and lines together on a page and the rest of us get a peculiar feeling in the gut, consider a philosophical question or hear a call to arms?
Push the needle through the dot on the pattern indicating a button (for instance) and pull it through leaving a long tail at the back.
The move gave Enron a push into the dot-com boom, helping it to inflate its stock price as dizzily as had now-fallen companies like Webvan and Kozmo.com.
