Sentence examples for events pushed from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't until 2006 that a combination of events pushed me back on the path to completion.

That episode was originally scheduled for September, but current events pushed it ahead to the height of the May sweeps.

After the rupture of diplomatic relations with Germany on Feb. 3, 1917, events pushed the United States inexorably along the road to war.

Yet it is still meddling in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, two breakaway regions of Georgia.A happier interpretation of recent events, pushed by Kremlin sympathisers, is that Mr Putin and Mr Bush, at least, are playing to their domestic galleries.

From "That 70's Show" to Spike Lee's "Summer of Sam," the 70's have become the pop culture decade, with politics and major news events pushed to the periphery, if not eliminated from the story altogether.

It was the template for his early and, so far, most enjoyable films, in which a quiet victim of Japan's long economic stasis finds himself at the center of a violent and weirdly comical spiral of events, pushed on by some combination of frustration, absurd chains of coincidence and the working man's stereotypically tremendous intake of beer, sake and whiskey.

That includes opening up controversial old cases, strengthening judicial independence, and ensuring that parliament takes the country's ombudsman seriously.Recent events push this theme further.

I headed to Haydays children's events, pushing past the already long, snaking queue of people waiting for ice cream and made my way to the Cube venue.

The more events push the agenda towards issues such as identity, security and immigration, where the current Labour leadership holds views at odds with white, working-class voters, the better for Ukip.

The district attorney, Patrick Henry, who hired Mr. Lazio, said in an interview that seeing Mr. Lazio at party events pushing his stricken father in a wheelchair had impressed him.

Those emails that require attention but don't get it are comparable to those events pushing through my revolving door.