Sentence examples for have really pushed from inspiring English sources

The coaches have been superb and have really pushed me.

They have "really pushed the fundamentals further," Ms. Grant said, meaning ingredients and formulations.

"We have put an extraordinary amount of effort in trying to put together a local ownership group, and we have really pushed hard," Reed said.

"There has been an increase in the domination of Kenyan, Ethiopian and Tanzanian athletes who have really pushed the boundaries of elite running," Brewer said.

Those who detect a relative lack of ambition here should note that there is one sense in which Primal Scream have really pushed the boat out on Riot City Blues.

"Icardi is not part of the football family"  When Diego Maradona is morally chastising you, you must have really pushed the limits of human decency but 22-year-old striker Mauro Icardi is well used to such outspoken opinions on him and even after partaking in a charity match for world peace in 2014, the legendary Argentina number 10 could not let us forget of Icardi's past misdemeanors.

"We've really pushed the limits with it.

And it has really pushed those markets up as well".

In a sense, we've really pushed ourselves back 20 years.

They've really pushed the British flavours: they've gone for it.

"This has really pushed 'Archie' into the consciousness of everyone's mind," Mr. Goldwater said.