Sentence examples for push below from inspiring English sources

"Investors have gone fishing," said Alan Ackerman of Fahnestock & Co. "All eyes are on the Dow's 10,000 mark investors won't likely push below that level.

One argument runs that brushing first helps remove bacteria that the floss might push below the gum line.

"Despite overwhelming political and media concern, supermarkets continue to push below-cost alcohol deals," Benner said.

Jean Genet's masterpiece about Claire and Solange, two maids damaged from a lifetime of being pushed "below" remains avant-garde, bizarre and perhaps a little bit shocking; featuring the kind of light depravity and liberal use of "cunt" that modern theatregoers have come to expect.

If the Union lose, they could be pushed below the playoff cutoff for the first time since April.

Those tensions have been largely pushed below the surface with the electoral victory in July of Mr. Thaksin's sister Yingluck Shinawatra, who is now prime minister.

Or to put it another way, unemployment seems to have been pushed below its "natural rate"—the rate at which wage inflation remains stable.

A planned podium,on which the gilded crown would have sat, has been pushed below ground – where half the museum's accommodation is also buried.

Win the last competitive match at Upton Park and Van Gaal's side lift themselves to 66 points, one ahead of City, who will be pushed below the perforated line that separates the cream from those staring at Europa League, at best.

Studies carried out after a major flood in 2004 showed that flooded households often fall into a vicious cycle of debt and roughly a fifth of flood-hit families are pushed below the poverty line.

Instead, she made a WhatsApp recording, imploring him to look into the plight of ordinary people "pushed below the poverty line" by local officials, a message that went viral among Chechen users of the messaging app.