Sentence examples for push events from inspiring English sources

In addition, the anti-rave legislation is likely to push events toward clandestine sites, where conditions will be less safe, supervision less responsible and emergency help less prompt.

"Let's drink our troubles away," urges Jim to a household that hardly needs encouragement on that front, even if Ms. Reiss's plotting does require several phone calls to push events along.

"If you pull American influence out, you're likely to have greater instability and of course it'll be much more difficult for the United States to try to push events in any direction," General McChrystal said, acknowledging that it was not a "big surprise" that Mr. Trump had sought to do so.

They then recruit 'reps' who push events to their extended network through social media platforms.

Either applications can be extended to generate events or third party programs can monitor applications and push events to Riemann.

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Some sound pretty useful actually, like a unique calendaring service that will allow parents to keep a web-based calendar that can push event alerts to family phones via SMS.

On July 17, the Congress pushed events forward by sending Lincoln two acts that would irrevocably redefine the purpose and nature of the Union cause.

"Singin' in the Rain" was also about obstacles in moviemaking, but it found irrepressible joy in seeing them surmounted; each song pushed events along, whereas the songs in "Nine" merely hold them up.

But this time his brinksmanship pushes events over the brink.

Gallagher and Evans were three seconds back (1 21.30), with Etherington and Clark pushing event favourite Henrieta Farkasova of Slovakia out of the podium places in 1 21.58.