During the 1990s, another weak period for the Canadian dollar, Gary Bettman, the league's commissioner, sought to push the cold-weather sport into warmer climates, creating teams or moving existing ones to San Jose, Tampa Bay, Anaheim, Miami, Dallas, Phoenix, Raleigh, Nashville and Atlanta.
Another young Talib came out of the darkness and pushed the cold barrel of an AK-47 against my forehead.
Over recent days, however, aggressive moves in Yemen and from Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, seem to have pushed the cold war for regional dominance into a new and dangerous stage.
His Cold War scholarship is canonical in the field particularly "The United States and the Origins of the Cold War," his first book, published in 1972, which explains how domestic political pressures helped push the United States toward the Cold War, and "We Now Know," published in 1997, which reviews Cold War historiography in light of the knowledge gained from the opening of Communist archives.
For months a veritable league of national types, united by desperation and the English language, push through the cold and the heat, slipping through forests and across mountains and deserts.
Climatologists know that an El Niño can push back the cold water upwellings in the eastern Pacific that bring nutrients to phytoplankton there.
Many of them like to defy what has always been taken as a limiting rule and push the envelope into the colder regions.
As I walked in to greet my friend and meet the new bundle of "joy," I pushed the hard, cold steel doors and immediately heard the familiar buzzing and smelled the hospital anti-bacterial smell.
A lot of cloudy days in the 40s (or lower) and cold nights (in the 30s and colder) could push the peak bloom closer to the beginning of April.
