"push along" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to move or make progress in a slow or difficult manner. Example: The old car made its way up the steep mountain road, struggling to push along with its worn-out engine.
It's one we will continue to push along".
"You push along to get something done," Garagiola said.
It was there beneath the red buses, the singing crowds, the buskers, the pavement artists and the National Portrait Gallery restaurant, where you can push along a plastic tray to put your lunch upon.
Regardless of competition, though, the question is whether or not Apple will push along with everyone else and bump up size and/or pixel density in the coming generations of the iPhone.
Breaking that cycle is a process that the International Centre for Women Playwrights would like to push along with their Applause Awards.
To make your O's travel faster and farther, try to incorporate a speedy tongue push along with a rapid jut of your jaw.
When Ben was finally able to pull himself to his feet, his father customised a child's push-along truck for him.
It can be as simple as ensuring girls play with traditional boys toys like diggers or trains, while boys are encouraged to play with dolls and push-along prams.
We need to walk before we can run, and Oliver is the chef equivalent of one of those push-along strollers that toddlers use.
Subsequent injuries, including abrasion of her feet when learning to walk with a push-along walker and ulceration of her tongue following biting, similarly resulted in no distress.
This model for pre-schoolers too adapts for 18-month-olds from a ride-and-push along (with storage drawer) to a traditional micro scooter as confidence grows.
