Sentence examples for push some of from inspiring English sources

The train had a cow catcher, which helped push some of the snow off the tracks.

"It could push some of our fans who weren't sure about voting [for me] to go out and do it".

Large increases in local taxation may push some of these residents into poverty and others out of the borough altogether".

The Tories' lack of support among ethnic-minority voters could push some of these constituencies, especially in London, into Labour hands.

Once the snow geese arrive, however, "they will literally push some of the other kinds of birds off the water," Mr. Frisk said.

By the same token, Ms. Cole said she saw the event as an opportunity to push some of the store's core values.

Instead we're pushing some of them out of college.

Budgetary troubles meant home construction was delayed, pushing some of the poor to join the demonstrations.

One of the cutbacks was to halt most of those payments, pushing some of those cases back into the system.

I have pushed some of them forward to be considered and we will look after them as best we can.

The acute shortage of food has pushed some of the men to hand themselves to the army just to get some food.