Frequently the rug is made by pushing, instead of pulling, the loop through the basic material, usually employing a large threaded needle.
Mr. Nares, who moved to New York from his native England in 1974, is best known for abstract paintings made by pushing moplike brushes across horizontal canvases.
Starting in the fall, the reservation will be made by pushing a button; in November, hotel and spa ratings and reservations will be added.
Progress in disk-drive storage in recent years has been made by pushing back what the industry refers to as the "superparamagnetic limit," the size at which the magnetic spots are so small that their magnetic fields can no longer be kept stable at room temperature.
Necessary trips are made by push-bike or one-horsepower transportation, with bumpers of abandoned autos and long-since-drained petrol pumps serving as hitching posts.
McCain must duck the economic mess Bush made by pushing his economic plan that calls for lowering the corporate income tax rate, more tax breaks for business, and making Bush's tax cuts permanent.
Early on you get a taste of the money to be made by pushing narcotics, and while you rarely need to do so in order to keep the story going, the option to trade in uppers, downers, ecstasy, coke, and weed and more, is always available, with dealers spread across the city.
Early on you get a taste of the money to be made by pushing narcotics, and while you rarely need to do so in order to keep the story going, the option to trade in uppers and downers, ecstasy and coke and weed and more, is always available, with dealers spread across the city.
The response was made by pushing one of two buttons with the index fingers of the left and right hands randomly assigned to signal a face/non-face response across participants.
Perturbations are made by pushing slightly the subjects and by water turbulence, in 24 training sessions conducted over 12 weeks.
Just as much complex and artistic music can be made by pushing buttons on a laptop just as it can by operating the valves on the trumpet, and just as legitimately.
