Sentence examples for opening to push from inspiring English sources

And with a Democrat in the White House, they also see an opening to push for increased spending on education.

The president's speech today, in the city that established the voucher program upheld by the Supreme Court on Thursday, signaled that he now felt he had the opening to push aggressively on the issue.

It then used "Supergirl's" opening to push another techie-filled series, "Scorpion," which hit a five-week high thanks to its lead-in – the best since its season premiere, Variety also reported.

With the election of Donald Trump, the departure of Senator Reid, and Republican control of the House and Senate, supporters see a new opening to push Yucca Mountain forward.

The most common window regulator on the road today is a scissorlike mechanism that opens to push up the window.

Asked if he thought the door was open to push for a place, he added: "Yes, I would like to think so.

A slowdown in the growth of average earnings also helped the inflation outlook.A further monetary tightening may now look less likely, but the bank has left the door open to push up rates again if necessary.

Fitzgibbon later said he was "more open to pushing the envelope on civil liberties" if it meant saving one life, once government legislation had gone through parliamentary review and been accepted.

He was really open to pushing his curiosity and trying new things.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), a key GOP swing vote on Kavanaugh's nomination, suggested she would be open to pushing back the vote as well.

And that gave the Galaxy, the best counterattacking team in the league, the opening it needed to push the ball quickly down the field and score.