Sentence examples for push dates from inspiring English sources

3. Push dates and any remaining liquid through a food mill so that they are smooth.

"We decided to be autonomous and take control and not have to push dates.

Archaeology is pushing dates farther back than once suspected, but the objects have an urbane, up-to-the-minute stylishness: a plump pottery pigeon feels Brancusian.

Archaeology is pushing dates further back than once suspected, but the objects have an urbane, up-to-the-minute stylishness: a plump pottery pigeon feels Brancusian.

"It could push these dates back also," he said, "and that probably will tick off a lot of people".

The bulk of companies used the market to push due dates into the future.

If you are a football fan, you might want to push that date back a fortnight.

If you could push the date of the new portrait back a decade or so, and make it of the young, swoon-inducing Shakespeare, it might make sense.

Amex last month launched its biggest advertising push to date behind its Red card, featuring Brazilian model Gisele and a Maasai warrior.

So NASA may try to push that date up.

Primatologist Robert Martin of the Field Museum in Chicago has done statistical models that push that date back to about 90 million years ago, while the continents were still shifting.