Sentence examples for pushed began from inspiring English sources

Then, later in the day, CNN and the Times reported, Syrian television was broadcasting a coördinated rally — Assad being led through a chanting crowd, with wary-looking plainclothes types around him — when a woman sprang toward his car, holding what may have been a piece of paper; a man leaped, too; and the crowd, pushed, began to ripple with what seemed about to become angry eddies.

The pushing began straightaway.

After a run to the bar for more beers (see, a true Costa Rican event), the tugging and pushing began.

"Straw Dogs" — Rod Lurie's odd and interesting remake of Sam Peckinpah's venerable and violent button pusher — begins with a clash of cultural stereotypes.

Even the most clear-thinking, loving parents have struggled with the "vicarious" dilemma; where does encouraging end and pushing begin when it comes to their child in sports?

The latest push began this summer.

A couple of years ago, the pashmina push began.

The chamber's extraordinary money push began long before this election season.

Ouattara's final push began just after French airstrikes ceased at around 3am yesterday.

That push began in 2009 when the firm hired Mr. Schwartz, a former chief executive of Bear Stearns.

It wasn't until the late 1990s, when a citywide redevelopment push began, that things turned around.