Sentence examples for push to enlarge from inspiring English sources

By extension, this theory holds that, as president, Mitt Romney would "set things right" by putting Europe back near the center of U.S. attention, halt the decline in U.S. troops on the Continent, renew a push to enlarge NATO eastward, and take keener interest in potential trouble emanating from Russia, the Balkans and North Africa.

So I decided, with his push, to enlarge my breasts to a full C cup. Sure, part of me wanted to make my husband happy, but I also wanted to look better in and out of my clothes.

But now Peebles, a top fundraiser for President Barack Obama and a member of his reelection campaign's finance committee, is pushing to enlarge his footprint in the national political media by seeking out political reporters and criticizing the president and his campaign's message.

When so many Londoners desperate for more space are digging down, extending up and pushing out to enlarge their cramped homes, it comes as a bit of a shock to discover owners with garages who actually want to use them to store their cars.

A sagittal incision was made mid-cranium, and the skin gently pushed back to enlarge the opening.

–Geographic spread of mega-cities generates income and housing inequalities between areas and neighborhoods nominally within the same region, particularly as "safer" and wealthier suburbs push city boundaries to enlarge mega-region effects.

But in 1826 the mayor pushed through legislation to enlarge the square and design it in the fashion of London squares, with the hope that a rise in property values would benefit the sailors' charity.

The European Commission, the union's executive arm, has been pushing for years to enlarge the scope of financial information that is automatically shared among the bloc's 27 member states.

The state prison guards union, which was blocked by the court from intervening in the case, opposed the settlement, raising fears of a return to the prison violence of the 1980s that pushed the state to enlarge its use of solitary confinement.

The writer was director of publicity for the Izaak Walt on League of America who were trying to push thru Congress a bill to enlarge the Upper Missippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge, near the Iowa-Minnesota line.

In some patients, procedures including middle turbinectomy, fracturing techniques of septal cartilage by pushing the septum and the removal of nasal polyps were performed to enlarge the nasal cavity.