Sentence examples similar to push last minute from inspiring English sources

The candidates may find it harder to push last-minute messages if they are competing with the images of a large, threatening storm.

The industry has embraced smart phones and iPads in the newest twist to push last-minute travel deals -- perhaps spurring consumers to take an extra trip and boost business for airlines and hotels.

Recesses also provide Congress with arbitrary but effective functional deadlines, which can push legislators into last minute gear on nuts and bolts governance they shun for big-ticket debates when given the time.

However, Wenger's appearance in the French capital has triggered a flood of tweets from the Emirates faithful hoping that the Arsenal manager is pushing through a last minute deal for Cavani, with reports also claiming that PSG's Adrien Rabiot is also on the radar.

Turkey's ruling party AKP (Justice and Development Party) pushed for a last minute constitutional amendment package towards the end of last legislative session.

On Tuesday, Clinton made a last minute push to win voters at polling stations around New Hampshire.

Even Mr. Santorum's campaign made a last minute push to get disgruntled union workers to vote against Mr. Romney for this reason.

"Keep watching his show to see what happens" she told the Guardian, leaving the door open to a last minute push in South Carolina.

Unions mounted a last minute push against the measure Monday, including sending out a letter signed by 19 labor groups hammering Democrats for giving into the House.

National drug policy critic Nathan Edelmann was able to hire professional organizers, giving the campaign a last minute push to obtain the remaining signatures necessary to make Prop 215 a ballot referendum in California's 1996 election.

He conducted his negotiations as secretly as possible, and introduced both tax ideas at the last minute, pushing the property tax increase through the City Council in record time, with almost no public discourse.