Sentence examples for extended to push from inspiring English sources

Although Alticus and Andamia exhibit the highest degrees of terrestriality, high speed video revealed that the aquatic, amphibious, and terrestrial blennies studied here all initiate terrestrial movement from a stereotypic posture: the tail is curled towards the head, forming a C-shape with the body, and then extended to push the body forward (Fig. 2).

Their move towards reliability even extends to pushing for regulation of the currency, something which seems anathema to longer-standing users.

I'd remember the scores of little schemes and incentives and tax allowances that Gordon Brown extended to business, hoping to push it where he thought it should go, and all the distortion and confusion and form-filling that they produced.

Particularly noted in this manifesto are books by political refugees or Jewish writers who, "betraying the hospitality that France extended to them, unscrupulously pushed for war, from which they hoped to draw profit for their egotistical purposes".

It is almost impeccable, despite the many risks being taken: tempos nudged ahead, dynamics pushed, pauses extended to the breaking point.

With SyN alone, the region with atypically high voxel intensity was "pushed" and extended to the orbital gyrus and the more superior portion of the frontal region.

Gmail's new task list keyboard shortcut for email items can be extended to harvest other links, and pushed to the iPhone for action on the go.

And if his fate is sealed, the taint will extend to Cameron, for pushing what was always a contentious bid in his direction.

For Republicans, the weak economy makes it easier to push for extending the lower rates.

Republican leaders in Congress plan to push to extend or make permanent at least some elements of the cuts.

During the emission phase, the muscles around the epididymis and ductus deferens (the tube extending from the epididymis) contract to push the sperm into the prostate and urethra.