Sentence examples for happy to push from inspiring English sources

With his nice hand, Bramley was happy to push on to four clubs over three spades.

The Telegraph and the Mail, like the Mirror, seem happy to push the competing quintet to the periphery.

When a particularly ominous blob rolled downstage and threatened to ooze into the audience, spectators in the first row were happy to push it back where it belonged.

But some people in Washington are more than happy to push that lever the other way – especially if they can make money doing so.

It gets really busy in the evenings, raucous, too; they're happy to push together a load of tables for big parties – we had our work Christmas do here, though my memory of that's a bit hazy.

"Er, well, I'm happy to push our game to young girls, women and everybody else who wants to listen, but I'm not sure how the term sits with me," she tells the Guardian.

The fiance-v-father dynamic, to which the title refers, is an established trope and this interpretation is happy not to push its boundaries.

I'm happy to help push back against these stigmas and puritanical ideologies and I'll be as brazen and sexual and free as I need to be to inspire the people.

However, East-West, who do not have a nine-card fit, should not compete to the three-level, being happy to have pushed North-South that high.

"And I'm very happy to be pushing this rock.

Feeling pretty happy and not wanting to push our luck, we decided to leave – making it probably the earliest I had ever left a stadium.