"Instead of this community moving forward to become a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family, the city administration is trying to push it backward into an industrial slum," Donald Kennedy, a fashion photographer living in a Williamsburg loft, said in an affidavit.
IN recent years, whenever Turkey seemed on the verge of taking its place as a big-time tourist destination, a country where natural beauty, rich history and hospitable people co-exist, something happens to push it backward.
But last fall, when bank lending slowed worldwide, construction projects stalled, and the demand for recycled materials plummeted, Gautam Nagar's link to the global markets started pushing it backward.
I conducted a test in which I pulled the bag behind me, then stopped, turned around, and pushed it backward; this proved difficult for the bag, since the wheels were forced to reorient themselves, creating a momentary lockup.
At other times it remained intact, trying to stop us, sometimes climbing the bow as we pushed it backward.
As the material from the explosion crashes into the lobes, it heats the gas in a shock front (green, blue and yellow) and pushes it backward.
attrib [Brand of soap] Oval shaped (of a computer mouse) 1989 Jun 17 PC Magazine 116 (Popik) 1993 May 3 Tom Quinlan InfoWorld 34/4 Unlike the small "Dove Bar" shape of the original Microsoft Mouse, the latest version is larger, with most of the weight pushed backward to give it a more natural feel.
Push backward to Boyle's Law, Newton's F=ma or the Copernican Revolution, and you begin to close in on that fundamental leap in human conception.
Push backward to Boyle's Law, Newton's F=ma or the Copernican Revolution, and you begin to close in on that fundamental leap in human conception.
Push your thighs backward to place your heels onto the ground.
