Sentence examples for prime push from inspiring English sources

Amazon's Prime push has seen the company add a lot to membership benefits in 2015, alongside a price hike earlier in the year.

"POTUS is not going to let a Canadian prime minister push him around, push him, POTUS, around on the eve of this.

They can dominate the mid market for tablets, the place Android was planning on settling in at after their first prime time push.

Or when Mr. Bush pushes hard to ease conditions in the West Bank and Gaza, and the Israeli prime minister pushes back, warning that his governing coalition would rebel against such steps.

Pump-priming would push them even higher.

The prime minister pushed on with a program of bilateral meetings at the Antalya summit on Sunday.

First, when Australian prime ministers pushed the idea of a pan-Pacific summit two decades ago, they wanted to ensure greater American engagement in Asia and the Pacific.

Mr. Westerwelle said tires were burned and shop windows were smashed in Athens when George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, pushed through the austerity package.

The three films in this program suggest that Wali and Woods were primed to push the cinema ahead into new blends of personal, political, and poetic investigation.

The government of Pakistan has kept the new refugees in harsh camps near the border, primed to push them home at the first opportunity.

With Isaac on its way, gates were closed at the mouths of the canals to block storm surge, and pumps were primed to push rainwater out, said Marcia St. Martin, the executive director of the board.