Sentence examples for pushing boys from inspiring English sources

"Even in the past, girls and women were given equal rights in education, and parents were pushing boys and girls equally," she said.

Inspired by a cult video titled "Skate Witches" of girls pushing boy-skaters off their boards, the crew is all about #girlpower.

Frequently at Yankee Stadium, I witnessed Babe Ruth tell a line of kids: "Don't push, boys.

Why, Justice Sotomayor wonders, did she manage to survive when Nelson failed, "consumed by the same dangers that had surrounded me?" The culture of machismo played a role, she writes, the "culture that pushes boys out onto the streets while protecting girls," but her own force of will would prove crucial too.

While poverty often pushes boys to help their families financially, lack of security confines most girls indoors.

There's something wrong with grown men who push boys as young as ten into gyms to work on their physique.

The four acts pushed boy band favourite One Direction's new song "Story of My Life" to number four.

You could see them pushing the boys.

The long decline is visible today not only in the absence of "push boys" weaving racks of dresses across the clogged Midtown canyons but also in hard statistics.

"I yelled, 'I'm a journalist!' and he kept shoving his fist and yelling to his men, 'Push, boys!' " Eventually, with curses and threats to arrest Mr. Devereaux, the officer relaxed his grip.

A few moments later, a man pushing a boy on a bicycle flagged down the ambulance.