Sentence examples for push onwards from inspiring English sources
Despite this concern from industry experts, politicians are keen to push onwards, and not only in America.
But Thatcher led from the front and pushed onwards, no matter what the opposition.
Others have been pushed onwards by the increasing precariousness of life in Pakistan and Iran, countries that host three million Afghan refugees.
We pushed onwards, crossing high fields with glimpses of the North Sea, the extraordinarily tall spire of Berwick's town hall peeking above the horizon, and the scene framed by the outline of the distant arches of the Royal Border Rail Bridge.
Galibier Serre-Chevalier (2,645m and 23km at 5.1percentnTwo Two climbs for the price of one, where riders must tackle the category two Col du Lautaret, before pushing onwards and upwards to the summit of France's fourth highest peak.
Supporters of cooperation, meanwhile, believe Mr Kennedy must move quickly to make clear his support for continued links with the government.They argue that the leadership's strategy of maintaining existing areas of co-operation without pushing onwards could prove the worst of all worlds.
For example, if two results with the same identity arrive at an AND node, they are combined before being pushed onwards.
Transient ischemia was induced by means of a siliconized filament (7-0, Doccol CoRedlandsands, CA) introduced into the right carotid artery, pushed onwards till the origin of the middle cerebral artery (MCA) and withdrawn after a 30-min ischemic period [18].
Gwyn and the 118th pushed onwards, pressing the retreating Confederate troops during the Battle of Appomattox Court House, one of the last major battles of the Civil War.
Caring deeply about what you do and allowing your passion to push you onwards can help you overcome the challenge of research.
