In the hands of the "Friends" writers, that engine proved powerful, pushing the series back to the No. 1 spot in all of television.
When you have something to prove, it pushes you beyond what you think you can do.
All that technology that has made niche content so much more accessible has also proved handy for pushing blockbusters.
Ponder hasn't played in a west coast offense (an offense that relies on timing and shorter accuracy) since then, but he has proved incapable of pushing the ball down the field for the Vikings.
24-year-old Griezmann has scored 19 goals this season proving instrumental in pushing Atletico up to second in the league, only three points behind leaders Barcelona.
The survey found extensive excitement among African-Americans about the prospect of Mr. Obama's candidacy, a factor that could prove important in pushing voter turnout.
They say the disruption is likely to prove a bonanza, pushing many people who have been contemplating switching into finally acting.
American presidents never like giving up power, and most of them make a habit of proving it by pushing through a flurry of last-minute orders and regulations before leaving office.
European leaders have told Greece that it must do more to prove it is pushing through the reforms its creditors have demanded before it can receive a €2bn (£1.4bn) aid payment.
It couldn't be proved that she pushed her sister down the stairs, and even if she had sickened Annette with antibiotic-laden muffins, they weren't the cause of her death.
In the money markets, the odds on another cut in rates at the end of the month have lengthened and might, in any case, prove counterproductive by pushing up long-term rates.
