Sentence examples for pushed forward against from inspiring English sources

New York meanwhile, may feel a sense of injustice that they are being blamed for the cancellation of a game they felt was being pushed forward against their wishes.

The boundary of global energy innovations has been constantly pushed forward against a background of technical exploration and engineering practice.

When the arms are required to push forward against an object at shoulder level, their action is reminiscent of quadrupedal support.

A flotilla of rebel fishing vessels and tugboats have also smuggled in weapons, ammunition and other military equipment, allowing the sparsely supplied rebels to push forward against Colonel Qaddafi's conventionally equipped troops.

Can he hit through them enough?" It is the ultimate challenge at the moment, and for quite some time it seemed Raonic was not quite a good enough natural athlete or quite deft enough with his hands to manage the challenge of pushing forward against the very best.

Cook's problems pushing forward against spin resurfaced and he would have been lbw had the Sri Lankans chosen to review a not-out decision, but he was soon dismissed in similar fashion for 20, a second wicket for Senanayake, who was still able to cause problems despite not generating much spin with his remodelled action.

Deasy is creating controversy because he is pushing forward against forces heavily invested in the status quo.

Block by block we convinced crowds of people to push forward against the barricades until the police gave way and let us flow into the next block.

And just because it's such a big part of my life and of Michelle's and Oona's and all of the crew -- we've been through a lot together, from extreme weather conditions to just the journey of trying to make this show as best as we can, and pushing forward against lots of things that have been pushing back against us.

Prosecutors have not pushed forward cases against families and friends of the growing numbers of Britons who have travelled to Dignitas to die, however, and there is fierce debate about whether the law should be changed to protect people from prosecution.

In Congress in 2008, the female members of parliament, with help from women's organisations of the civil society, pushed forward the law against femicide and other forms of violence against women.