Sentence examples for pushed on him from inspiring English sources

Iranians clearly prefer Obama's original approach — not the one subsequently pushed on him by Prime Minister Netanyahu and the neocons (like Ahmari and Kohanloo).

When Schnabel eventually read the book — it was pushed on him by the performance artist Laurie Anderson when she was staying at his house in Montauk and she grabbed it from the stacks — he began to see the cinematic possibilities, the ways in which reality could be blurred with memories and dreams.

"Super Mario was much better, he is a great striker, we need to push on with him and support him".

"We've got to push on without him," said Dubinsky, who skated on a line with Marian Gaborik and Artem Anisimov at practice.

"[Senchenko] doesn't like being pushed back, and when I was pushing on to him he didn't seem to have any answers that a fighter of quality would have.

"You have a big offensive tackle, and he's running as fast as he can straight up the field, and this guy is trying to push on him," cornerback Champ Bailey said.

Even in his own flashbacks, the mere presence of the frame seems to push on him.

That success might have inspired him to push on and become a pro, and he became incredibly determined.

They push on regardless.

Fifty cows is pushing the limit of a one-man operation, but he pushed on, machines breaking down around him until he did, too.

Robinson publicly repudiated Jameson's actions and ordered him back, but Jameson ignored him and pushed on towards Johannesburg; Robinson wired Kruger offering to come immediately for talks.