Sentence examples for own pushing from inspiring English sources

Taken on its own, pushing back against a debate partner that interrupts you seems innocuous.

True to Wagner in its fashion, this "Ring" has revealed an extra dimension of its own, pushing beyond commentary into the realm of original statement.

A Lehigh three-pointer closed the gap to five with less than two minutes remaining, and point guard Doug Davis '12 drained a three-pointer of his own, pushing the margin back to eight.

But few companies can reach the size of the Melissa & Doug operation without facing a tough decision: Do you keep trying to expand on your own, pushing into larger retailers, or do you sell to a major toy maker?

Their trades, unlike some of those by big funds, do not affect the price of stocks they own, pushing them up when they buy and down when they sell, Professor Bushee said.

Encouraged by bankers -- including Mr. Thomas, who now works at Lazard Freres -- they are investing on their own, pushing up the amount of mutual fund assets under management in Europe to the equivalent of $3.5 trillion this year.

But Mr. Obama said the stimulus and housing measures could not, on their own, push the economy into recovery.

Maybe more hospitals will begin to do so on their own, pushed by the same internal forces that remade medicine a century ago.

Other paintings in the series — what an amazing and timely show they would make on their own — push a vision of universal defilement even further.

In response, the president is embarking on his own crusade: pushing Venezuelans to conserve by mocking their consumption habits.

Each of us in different parts of our own race, pushing our own mind and body, yet experiencing the same race.