Sentence examples for push somewhere from inspiring English sources

If enough viewers are intrigued, the I.R.S. agent Jim Prufrock (the T.S. Eliot reference is one of many inside jokes) will move on to another mystery for the second half of the season -- in Push, Somewhere Else.

My colleague Eric Lipton and I spent a few days trying to tease apart who made the actual decision to give the purchase the go-ahead — "It was as if a magic button had been pushed somewhere.

Lacking transportation if they have been pushed somewhere else, and always afraid of arrest or harassment, few of those who might have property there dare to show up.

Keep us moving, push us somewhere, make us better".

"You destroy the temples, you take away what they have, you enslave half of them, you push them somewhere else.

Labour will be presented with a choice: to either push itself somewhere new – or, with the coalition so attached to its "no alternative" message, be complicit in the Westminster ritual becoming dangerously devoid of meaning.

" The women with cancers who missed to screen and who now have advanced diseases face a big problem; we need to get for them drugs that can push them somewhere at least.

A lot of it is revelatory, confirming that Dylan did indeed begin the Self Portrait period with the intention of creating an anthology of songs that would simultaneously tap back into his roots in orthodox American folk music, while also pushing him somewhere new.

It has to feel like I've pushed myself somewhere I didn't go before.

Thus, one of the most rewarding experiences one can have as a photographer is when you truly push yourself to go somewhere new, somewhere different, somewhere others may not want or think to go.

Someone, somewhere, pushed a button, and the stoic silence of the bowling alley was interrupted by the sudden rumble and whir of the automatic pin-setting machines.