Sentence examples for pushing, though from inspiring English sources

The players doing the pushing though are not plagued with these handicaps; they easily navigate from one camp to another, never forming any attachment with any of these camps.

(Reporters who were there kept pushing, though; she has now fled to Tunisia).

The Tory-run council is putting up council tax bills by 5.98% from April while pushing though cuts of £40m, including closing 21 of its 36 libraries.

He kept pushing, though, right through the painful end of a 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 (5), 6-2, 6-3 defeat, if only for the Australians who packed the stands to support their beloved star.

Tony Blair, desperate to restore his multilateral bona fides with his own citizens and with the leaders of other European nations, has lobbied for the largest possible U.N. role; Secretary Powell has also been pushing, though less strenuously.

In 1981 he was brought back from academia to stiffen her resolve in pushing though a budget that cut public spending during a recession, the decisive break with the Keynesian past.And in 1989, even more controversially, he returned to help her in a dispute with her chancellor, Nigel Lawson, who wanted sterling to join the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, a prelude to the euro.

Her top-voice high notes sounded pushed, though, something she should be careful about.

Schemes for new hotels were pushed though and contracts signed before her election.

If pushed, though, I'd say the point of inspiration for me is usually landscape rather than character.

What I'd like to know is if the Colation cuts take us back into recession, will they be reigned in or pushed though regardless?

They were dissatisfied with property tax hikes he pushed though during Miami's real estate meltdown, while doling out raises to staffers at the same time.