Sentence examples for push between from inspiring English sources

A look at the news articles it highlights on its "Impact" page gives some sense of its organizing activity over the past year and a half, which doesn't appear to correspond to that Obamacare enrollment push between October and March.

Leading a delegation of mayors to Jerusalem in November 1976, Beame stopped at the Western Wall and wrote a prayerful message to push between the stones: "Help!" That account and others are captured on a dozen videos that make up an oral history of the city on the brink of bankruptcy in the 1970's.

The momentum generated by Bush's initial democracy push between 2003 and 2005 has fizzled in part because of the outcome of its own efforts -- elections Washington urged in Egypt, Iraq, the Palestinian territories, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Algeria, Qatar, Bahrain and Yemen, activists and analysts said.

A decline of 25% from peak to trough, which now seems likely, would push between 2m and 2.5m borrowers into negative equity (with a house worth less than the loan on it), according to Michael Saunders, an economist at Citigroup, a bank.Estimates of Britain's exposure to high-risk mortgage loans vary.

Conservative strategists say that winning over ethnic voters must be a big part of the party's push between now and the next general election.

The cells tumble and bump into the blood vessel's walls, and when that happens some of them adhere and push between the endothelial cells once again and exit the bloodstream (extravasation).

As the particles are pushed between the growing crystals, concentrated regions of colloidal particles are formed.

The second problem deals with the deflections of a rod that is pushed between fixed wedges.

Most badgers crossed by means of pushing between the upper wires.

In January at the SAG Awards, he hugged Bradley Cooper round the waist, with his face pushed between his legs.

The inchworm mechanism includes two E-shaped metallic actuators facing each other and a pusher between them that couples to a moveable object such as an optical fiber.