Sentence examples for has to push through from inspiring English sources

I don't want to do this anymore!" But he can't just stop; he has to push through it.

Within the White House, advisers debate just how much time he has to push through big legislative initiatives before he invariably loses political capital.

A worst-case scenario, Lanza said, would be for this amount of rain to fall just northwest of downtown as "all that water has to push through the bayou networks across the city into Galveston Bay". The Weather Channel's Knabb pointed out 9 out of 10 people who die in landfalling tropical systems in the U.S. die in water, from either flooding from heavy rain or storm surge.

And Gata sports newspaper joked: "The first measure that our new government has to push through on the urging of Merkel: we have to lose against Germany on Friday".

The Live newspaper quipped: "The referee should give Merkel a fright and toss a drachma coin at the beginning of the match". And Gata sports newspaper joked: "The first measure that our new government has to push through on the urging of Merkel: we have to lose against Germany on Friday". The German press has also drawn humorously on the eurozone crisis.

An olympic athlete has to push through fear and exhaustion to get to the top of her game.

"There were moments when you just had to push through," Kerry's aide said.

"It feels like cotton in your brain, where you kind of have to push through," she said.

"You get in and you're tired but you just have to push through," said Adrian Di Lallo, another Australian driver.

"I think that we have had to survive, we've had to push through, we've had to lead, we've had to tap into this spiritual energy that we are really tuned into like no other".

Well, he will have to push through.