Sentence examples for from push from inspiring English sources
The software developer Mike Matas gives a talk on TED about the next-generation digital book, from Push Pop Press.
"The dynamics have changed from push to pull: clubs search for the players instead of agents pushing them".
Take a guided tour of Al Gore's new book app (from Push Pop Press) that combines "more photos, more videos and interactions".
(Lionsgate also gave the world "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," although that title stemmed from an effort to distinguish the drama from "Push," a film released nine months earlier).
Now she is the co-producer of Lee Daniels's Precious, adapted by Geoffrey Fletcher from Push, the bestselling 1996 novel by Ramona Lofton, the writer and performance poet who styles herself "Sapphire".
Similar units can be attached to individual barges for transfer from push tow to wharf or vice versa; they can also be used for handling dumb barges in docks and for moving hopper barges short distances from dredger to disposal site.
It uses a television and a sensitive "balance board" placed on the floor to present a few dozen activities, from push-ups to yoga, to more entertaining challenges like balance games and aerobic contests.
Never glamorous and often derided, the Mart was a proto-mall, with cement floors and stands just a step up from push-carts, selling mostly cut-rate merchandise and high-carb food.
One of her favorite tricks for hanging unframed works on paper is to attach binder clips to the top two corners and hang them from push-pins or nails.
Arms grow weary from pushing the wheelchair.
The runtish blades seem to shy away from pushing air.
