Sentence examples for pushed to completion from inspiring English sources

One project that is expected to be pushed to completion quickly is a 335,000-square-foot office building at 20 Westport Road in Wilton, Conn.

San Francisco's streetcar system, of which the J, K, L, M, and N lines survive today, was pushed to completion by O'Shaughnessy between 1915 and 1927.

According to North Korea-focused news blog NKNews, Kim has made multiple trips to the center, which was pushed to completion by bringing on the country's soldiers to lend a hand.

In the last two years, the Government Accountability Office revised the estimate first to $454.4 million, then to $558.6 million, while the completion date was pushed to late 2006.

Although initially planned to be ready for February 1927 sailings, progress was slowed by drydock access, and her completion date was pushed to May.

By the time the parks department voided the contract in 2006, contending the developer had failed to meet the terms, the cost of the project had jumped and the completion date had been pushed to 2009.

By the time the Parks Department announced it was ending the contract, because it said the terms of the agreement were not being fulfilled, the estimated cost had ballooned to more than $80 million, the completion date had been pushed to 2009, and nearly 2 million cubic yards of fill had been dumped at the site.

(c) This button changes to 'FINISH UNIT OPERATION' when pushed to allow the radiochemist to indicate step completion once the desired amount of time has elapsed.

Obama also said he would continue efforts to make college more accessible and would push to increase university completion rates.

In spite of Elmawi's optimism, all indications are that, buoyed by Chinese funding, the project will be pushed through to completion.

The performers start energised, grow tired, get second winds, push themselves to completion.