Sentence examples for push on for from inspiring English sources
"push on for" is a valid phrase commonly used in written English
It usually means to keep going in spite of difficulties or obstacles. For example, "Although we had been struggling to make ends meet, we decided to push on for a few more months in hopes of securing a better job."
He vowed to push on for one reason.
"I feel so lucky and blessed but it would be great to push on for one more game and play at Twickenham.
"I believe that will help me perform better and push on for this great club in the coming years".
We have got to take that Cardiff team on their merits and then try to push on for the play-offs.
Our results had dropped off, but the performances had been OK, but to beat Chelsea will give everyone a boost to push on for the last seven games.
"If we won today, we overtake St Johnstone and we'd be in a very good position to push on for the rest of the campaign.
North of Evershot, pushing on for Somerset, is a country house hotel that could be on the outskirts of Vienna.
He and Carl Teare, 32, from Liverpool, haven't made their wages today, and it's pushing on for mid-afternoon.
Granderson, Teixeira, Swisher and Robinson Cano, who singled and scored on Swisher's home run, have all been vital as the Yankees have pushed on for a large chunk of the season without Rodriguez.
(It prompts you to "practise weak skills", and this is often more rewarding than pushing on for the sake of feeling like you are making progress).Computers do not replace all traditional learning tools.
Oettinger said the first priority was to ensure that companies and organisations in Europe were properly transparent, before then pushing on for a credible global common understanding on the issue.
