"push the gas" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in the same way you would use "push the accelerator" to refer to pressing down on the gas pedal of a car. For example, "I had to push the gas to get up the hill."
"When you push the gas pedal, he goes".
Npower is using Wallace & Gromit, created by Nick Park and Aardman Animation, in a series of TV and press ads to push the gas and electricity company's energy efficient products and services.
The explosions tended to push the gas away from the galaxy's center, so less gas sank into the central regions to create stars there.
The pistons are mechanically connected to a gear; during a power stroke they push the gas through the heat exchangers, and they generate mechanical work by changing the whole gas volume.
"When you have a company with the technology AnyVision has, and the market need that I'm hearing from across industries, what you need to do is push the gas pedal and build an organization which can monetize and take on this opportunity to grow massively," Lightspeed partner Raviraj Jain told TechCrunch.
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Once you get to where you want to drift, push the throttle(gas lever) all the way.
At idle speeds and under a light load, the amount of intake valve opening is small; when the driver pushes the gas pedal, the computer increases intake-valve lift, admitting more air into the cylinders and increasing engine speed.
Meanwhile, the popularity of sport utility vehicles has pushed the gas consumption of the average automobile to a 20-year high, making the issue hugely important to environmental groups like the Sierra Club.
So, driving down the isolated southwestern shore of the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland, with the July sun quickly fading, I pushed the gas pedal hard in the hope of finding an open restaurant.
"I pushed the gas pedal to pass a car, and it just did something kind of funny … and it just stuck there," Sikes told a news conference outside a Highway Patrol office following the incident.
