Sentence examples for push to run from inspiring English sources

SEATTLE, July 18 — The Microsoft Corporation said on Tuesday that it had formed an alliance with Nortel Networks as part of a push to run traditional business telephone systems on PC software.

The Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes' push to run a gambling facility in East Windsor, Conn., had sparked a lobbying campaign by MGM Resorts International, a competitor that opposed the planned casino.

The push to run experiments and generate papers means less time studying and reflecting, she says.

Other suggest Glass' push to run Twitter himself didn't sit well with the chief executive.

That professor was Elizabeth Warren – now a senator who many are desperately pushing to run for president.

"I want to be racing against the best and being pushed to run faster.

So they're pushing to run the Tevatron for three extra years, through 2014.

Instead of virtualizing applications across a data center and running those applications in a cloud comprised of multiple machines, Intel now is pushing to run them on a single chip with literally dozens of cores on the same machine.

Roth's idea, of course, is that it very easily could have happened here—if, say, the antiwar as well as anti-Semitic Lindbergh had been pushed to run for the presidency in 1940 by his friend and fellow anti-Semite Henry Ford and if the popularity of Lindbergh's antiwar platform had helped to legitimate his anti-Semitism.

He was pushed to run for president himself in 2012 says he will be "much more ready" in 2016 if he decides to seek the GOP nomination.

This, they believed, would only push them to run even faster.