Sentence examples for finally push through from inspiring English sources
Can they finally push through the colder months and make a stand in January?
Can the Jays finally push through the thicket of talent in the A.L. East and reach the playoffs?
And when we can finally push through these complicated silences to resume the legal conversation, we may finally begin to turn the ideal of justice into reality.
The success of the policy in Australia, where the daily smoking rate fell by 15 per cent between 2010 and December 2013, has been instrumental in convincing the Government to finally push through plans for standardised packs in the UK.
At the moment, despite all these obstacles, Sisley believes she's about to finally push through the last of the barriers and start signing up veterans for the study.
BEIJING — President Xi Jinping of China and the Russian leader, Vladimir V. Putin, were unable to announce an agreement on a natural gas deal on Tuesday, despite high expectations that mutual political interests would help finally push through the project.
Tuesday marks the 20th anniversary of rail privatisation, the day when the government finally pushed through the legislation to break up and sell off our train services.
This week the government finally pushed through Congress a law aimed at setting the terms for the demobilisation of the paramilitaries (some 5,000 of a total of 20,000 have already demobilised).
As the FTSE 100 finally pushed through 7000, seventeen years after it hit 6000, a revival in mining shares added to optimism about a Greek solution and the prospect of only gradual US rate rises.
I held fast to her hand as we raced through the crowded station to make the show — it was hot and noisy and confusing, but oddly thrilling when we finally pushed through the mass of dark coats and reached the bracing night air on Seventh Avenue.
The opposition insists a two-thirds vote is needed, which would give it blocking power.In this section Snubs and opportunities Waiting for the man Fear and mistrust Reprints Related items Bolivia: A hard bargainNov 2nd 2006After three months of argument, the MAS finally pushed through a simple-majority rule after the constitutional court refused to entertain the opposition's case.
