Sentence examples for push in line from inspiring English sources

A Nespresso spokesman, Hans-Joachim Richter, said the company was expanding in select American cities but would keep its push "in line with the potential of the market".

But to turn a Brit into Buridan's ass, ask to push in line for a logical reason; tell him you need to jump the lengthy security queue because otherwise you will miss your flight, for example.

We push in line at the picture show For cool air and the chance to see A vision of ourselves portrayed As younger and braver and humble and free.

"There are people everywhere," she says, "and a lot of times they're pushing in line".

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.

"I think it's going to push people in line".

In the damp heat of the late Roman spring, women fainted, children cried and unruly Roman youths tried to push ahead in line or jump over the barricades that funneled the crowds inside.

Gaffney favours them being pushed over in line with other evidence that ancient cultures were happy to dismantle their monuments.

The very existence of a queue is itself a myth, but it's now so deeply ingrained in the conversation that refugees are now seen by a large swathe of Australians as pushing ahead in line.

While the social platforms themselves are pushing to make in-line commerce easier, big brands will always want a little hand-holding.

He said he took the city bus alongside commuters who routinely pushed him aside in line and left him waiting for the next one.