Sentence examples for push the ceiling from inspiring English sources

"It's reminiscent of 50s prints, and the vertical lines push the ceiling up," Frith says.

"The soft ceiling for oil would be geopolitical risks, which always push the ceiling much higher," he explains.

"This year we have just gotten a listing for $45 million, and it is pushing the ceiling to a whole new level".

Its shares have recently been pushing the ceiling of a $6 to $9 range, and Tuesday, investors have dumped them unceremoniously right off the roof.

They pushed the ceilings up to eight feet, leveled rickety floors, rebuilt the porch and installed new windows and double doors so Private Lynch can get around in the wheelchair she might need for a while.

The deal would prospectively push the debt ceiling back to about 20 November, averting a default by the US Treasury for about five weeks but possibly setting up another fight, quite soon.

– source The reports update earlier reports that Democrats were negotiating to push the debt ceiling back 6-9 months, in order to make the deadline fall closer to the midterm elections, when the political price of another Republican-led circus would be greater.

Conservative strategists are warning that the GOP should not push the debt ceiling debate too close to the breaking point.

This week, the House voted to push the debt-ceiling crisis back to the end of the line.

It's not clear if an arrangement would really push the next debt ceiling fight until after the 2012 election, but even that could presumably be fudged, especially if Democrats were willing to give the Republicans broader spending cuts and a balanced-budget amendment vote in the Senate.

The government wants to find a net €35 billion ($41 billion) of cuts a year, not only to push the deficit below the ceiling of 3% of GDP set by the European Union's stability and growth pact, but also to deliver a "constitutional" budget (Germany's basic law says that new borrowing cannot exceed investment).