Sentence examples for push of something from inspiring English sources

With a push of something called "Motherhood Feminism".

Although such movers can effect motions in the contrary direction to the motion at the head of the causal chain (levers are operated by the downward push of something heavy at the other end), the crucial consideration for Aristotle in this case is that the original, initiating cause of the causal chain should effect the motion according to its nature.

More likely, they will push for something else: a repatriation of powers from Brussels in the field of social and employment laws (ie, more opt-outs).

It was a kinder, gentler Antrel Rolle at the Super Bowl media day, no matter how hard the contingent of reporters tried to push for something bolder.

I can manage half a bottle and perhaps, at a push, a glass of something else at the start or finish (but not both).

Window sills and window dividers work best: Put one finger under the bird's chest, above their feet, pretend like your going to push them off of something, they will suddenly put one foot on your finger then it will move the other foot onto your finger because birds hate doing splits.

Style: Cute multi-use pieces with crafty details, but at casting the judges commented that she wasn't pushing herself enough (I volunteer to push her... off of something high).

There was a bipartisan coalition of Ted Kennedy, John Edwards and John McCain who were pushing for something that [is now] long-forgotten, called the Patient's Bill of Rights.

On the experience, Djawadi told us, "It's just that whole idea of the immersiveness and pushing to something new.

The British government is thought to be pushing for something closer to an 8 percent rate of return.

I have a sensation of something pushing on my chest.