Sentence examples for mass to push from inspiring English sources
He also founded, in 1998, the student-based Movement Against Second Slavery (Mass) to push for social change.
These users can provide the required critical mass to push cryptocurrencies towards widespread adoption.
More Shit: Fiber isn't about creating more mass to push things along, but rather its function is to absorb water and therefore bring hydration to your colon.
We know what to do, we know how to make it happen, but we lack momentum from the masses to push politicians into action.
Mr. Bush has so far turned aside other wish lists from the right as well, including The Wall Street Journal editorial page's patriotic call for the president to use his high poll ratings in the aftermath of a mass murder to push divisive judicial appointments through the Senate.
"It's unconscionable that we sit by and do nothing in Washington as 6,000 people have died across the country since Newtown, 13 more yesterday," added Sen. Christopher S. Murphy (D-Conn).. Murphy will be joined Wednesday by families of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, Conn., and other mass shootings to push anew for background check legislation.
Mr. Kim said he and Mr. Bush had agreed to work together to stop the North from developing weapons of mass destruction and to push for removal of missiles on its border that were within easy striking distance of Seoul, the South's capital.
Now, he's backing a call for mass, global action to push back against overreaching surveillance programs of all stripes.
Rove is implying that an empathic person is one who lets their subjective feelings rule and that he/she uses this seeping mass of emotion to push an agenda.
"I found out they used to have to push mass in Cornwall back by half an hour because people weren't showing up any more.
The tennis association also has transportation meetings starting in April, while it works to push mass transit and encourage Major League Baseball to schedule away games for the Mets.
