Sentence examples similar to push grey from inspiring English sources

In the past early-retirement schemes provided by governments (in the mistaken belief that these would help young people) made it cheaper to push grey-haired workers out of the door.

Having asked to see the photographs, I now pushed Grey to interpret them.

Shepherd pushes Grey to make a greater commitment to their relationship than she feels able to, and the two break up once more.

The companies do this by shifting profits to havens with corporate-tax rates below America's (where rates range up to 35%) and by using loopholes to bring some of that cash home without triggering a liability.Tax avoidance (unlike evasion) is legal, but companies often push into grey areas.

Get the silver egg from the lake near the train by pushing a grey block into the wall.

But many large companies push into legal grey areas with aggressive strategies designed to increase "tax efficiency".

Under a "squirrel accord" agreed at Dumfries House, the prince's stately home in Scotland, government, forestry officials and some conservationists agreed to undertake a renewed push to reduce grey numbers "through targeted and sustained action".

Only two people could have invited you to this: a) your clubrat friend, or b) a promoter who was supposed to graduate from your university with a business degree, but instead gave up halfway to sell weed and push bottles of Grey Goose into sorority girls' mouths.

"I'm afraid they are being pushed out by grey squirrels," Brash says.

"We've sort of pushed back the grey to bring back the green," says Helen Sauvageau from the Quebec 400 festival.

In Ireland, resurgent pine martens appear to have pushed back the grey squirrel, allowing red squirrels to recolonise.