Sentence examples for got the push from inspiring English sources

But there was another big problem too: deciding who would take over if Mr Brown got the push.

But it was not until last summer that the project got the push it needed with a letter from Mr. Burlingham, 52, to the village.

When he got the push from Granada in 1995, he was about 40 years old and decided to recreate himself as a thriller writer, almost like a cartoonist re-drawing his character.

George Lansbury, who got the push in 1935, is the only one ever to have been truly forced out ironically, for resisting calls to arm against Hitler.Far more worrying for Mr Blair was President Jacques Chirac's pledge on French television to veto any new resolution tabled by the British and the Americans at the UN, no matter what the circumstances.

Scotland got the push at the scrum, which slewed slightly before the No8 Taulupe Faletau, who had scored a try against Ireland six days before from the same position, picked up and three phases later Jamie Roberts gave Wales a lead they were not to lose, stirring the crowd on an evening that was flat for the most part.

To hear some local residents talk, they got the push toward succession in January, when the town supervisor of Southold, Josh Horton, replaced a Fishers Islander, George Horning, on the town zoning board of appeals with a resident of Greenport, N.Y., James Dinizio.

Clay doesn't, so Clay gets the push.

Mr. Lytal, a Tulsa native, gets the push and pull of home just right.

"Tonight I wasn't able to get the push that I needed.

Merrill Lynch acknowledges "selective staff reductions": among others, 200 investment bankers, mostly in New York, are expected to get the push.

He has some control over the pitch of the blades, and by flattening them at the start, the car gets the push that it needs. .