Sentence examples similar to pushing delivery from inspiring English sources

There are other complaints about the offer as well, like FTD pushing deliveries to February 15, and charging a service fee.

Boeing said this month that workmanship problems with other suppliers might push delivery of the plane a few weeks into 2011.

Krupa's portfolio of private companies chips away at costs, each in a different way by offering a medical device at a lower price, a technology that makes buying insurance or measuring risk more efficient, or a service that pushes delivery away from acute care and toward prevention.

More recently, the creation of massive open online courses (MOOCs) such as iTunes University and others [ 6] have further pushed delivery strategies in education.

Higher gas prices spread increased costs across Europe's economies, pushing up delivery and supply charges.

Another man on the street asks him when he is going to quit pushing his delivery cart.

Boeing said that it was pushing back delivery of the first 787 to the third quarter of 2009, more than a year behind the original schedule.

Airbus said last week that it was pushing the delivery date for the A350 XWB, its answer to the Dreamliner, to late 2013 from mid-2013.

Expectant mothers perform exercises to strengthen the abdomen and relax the muscles around the birth canal; this preparation helps to reduce the strain of pushing during delivery.

Among this year's Christmas television adverts pushing telescope delivery by balloon and endless offers on food and wine, business owners will be perhaps a little surprised to notice the likes of Professor Brian Cox announcing exporting opportunities.

After 2.5 hours of pushing, the delivery team told Leah that they were worried she might not be able to get our son out without the help of forceps or suction.