Sentence examples for heart pushes from inspiring English sources

"Something inside my heart pushes me to watch," said Mustafa Bakoush, 29.

When the heart pushes blood into the aorta, the blood's impact on the elastic walls creates a pressure wave that continues along the arteries.

The blood in the membrane is on the move – the pumping of the chick's heart pushes blood around its body – but also out to through the allantois, to the chorioallantoic membrane, and back.

Without this basic requirement, the heart pushes itself beyond the limit and its cells suffocate.

It takes more force to push blood through narrow vessels, and to maintain circulation the heart pushes harder, thus increasing blood pressure, to force blood through the vessels.

In contrast, the designated winner of the Confucius prize has an agenda closer to China's heart: pushing for closer ties between Taiwan and the Chinese Communist Party.

Formula One has development and innovation at its heart, pushing boundaries is its lifeblood and yet at the sharp end, behind the wheel, change has been an awfully long time coming: 22 years to be precise.

Finishing the book with an account of the 2010 operation to put in a battery-operated pump that helps his heart push blood through his body, he recounts the prolonged, vivid dream about a beautiful place in Italy he had during the weeks he was unconscious.

McGregor also had to rely on the intervention of defender Greg Shields to stop a shot from Skacel finding the target as Hearts pushed for goals.

The 56-card deck — it includes four jokers — has face cards depicting Lawrence H. Summers, the former Treasury secretary, as the King of Hearts ("Pushed to deregulate CDS"), and Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, as the Jack of Clubs ("Fights aggressively and successfully against bank regulation").

It won't be easy for them, though, and I can see Hearts pushing them all the way to the wire as the Tynecastle side have added good experience to their crop of promising youngsters.