Sentence examples for push showed from inspiring English sources

Obviously, as the failed DISCLOSE Act push showed, a bunch of campaign proposals and messaging strategies are one thing, and real change is another.

But the follow-up push showed true grit for overcoming the difficulties so that more babies and mothers' lives are protected from what can be a fatal disease.

The push shows how dramatically the debate around immigration has shifted in California, which approved a state ballot initiative 20 years ago that prohibited illegal immigrants from receiving any kind of public benefit, including health care.

More importantly, Naspers' push shows that the company is seriously doubling down in the escalating competition to become the dominant force in India's booming fintech ecosystem.

Your friends then get a push showing them the photos, and asking if they'd like to contribute their own to the collective album.

Subsequently this was televised by Rediffusion for ITV in two six-part series The Old Pull 'n Push and Return of the old Pull 'n Push, shown in 1960-61.

Case in point: Sunday's Emmy awards, where boundary-pushing shows like "Master Of None," "Transparent" and "black-ish" were in contention.  .

"I think America has a tendency to push shows past their due dates," said Dunham when asked how much longer she'd work on the Girls TV show.

PBS doesn't expect "Downton" to immediately lead to an influx of cash, and still plans to push shows like "Nova" and "Antiques Roadshow" in prime time.

Meanwhile, Dunham has teased that the upcoming sixth season of Girls will be the show's last, telling Variety: "I think America has a tendency to push shows past their due dates … I like the British model – in and out".

But what the government has signed up to, and the Labour party is belatedly starting to push, shows that England's woefully centralised system of government may at least be changing.