Sentence examples for push in from from inspiring English sources

Tightly bundled bands of lines push in from one side of the paper and out the other, or patterns of hair-fine parallel lines cover everything.

The drawing will focus on the buildings that push in from just outside the park, and on the skyline that they carry on their shoulders.

"On Boxing Day, more wet weather will push in from the south-west.

They would push in from the east and west and methodically contain the insurgents.

"But now air is pushing in from the Atlantic and meeting this humid air, and the combination is causing these strong and violent storms that will last on and off throughout the day and linger into Wednesday.

Besides, such thin hopes are no consolation for tourists and investors who want to visit Kenya.The Shabab are being squeezed from all sides by American drones from the air, by Somali government forces and African Union troops (mostly Ugandan) in Mogadishu, and by Ethiopia, which says it may reinforce the AU force by pushing in from the West.

The architecture that haunts him is a series of images of closures and openings, with death and emptiness pushing in from outside: his 1905 masterpiece White Doors or Open Doors (Strandgade 30) lets you glimpse a terrible nothingness through the rooms of an ordinary home.

"I think it's more likely you see a Turkish and U.S.-backed rebel force pushing in from the west, that's been held up by the Russian offensive".

Adding tension wire prevents animals from pushing in under the fence.

Yet development, even if gradual, has helped strengthen the area's identity — having been given a big push in 2001 from an influential city rezoning and, since then, from new residents enamored of its unusually quick commute to Manhattan.

The blue, mosquito-y night pushes in from the hotel windows.