Sentence examples for pushing forward from from inspiring English sources
Charles N'Zogbia was an elusive opponent, with Stephen Ireland and Fabian Delph pushing forward from midfield.
With things all square at the full-time whistle, and after plenty of pushing forward from both sides, the match was forced into extra time.
A genuinely sweet finale — set to "So Long, Farewell" of course — ended the afternoon with waves and cheers and a small boy pushing forward from the audience to present his performing mother with a bouquet.
At another, an Army major in civilian clothes who was attempting to exercise some kind of authority told us he was worried because fighters were pushing forward from Ras Lanuf, and he had intelligence that Qaddafi's troops were massing for a counterattack; they might come back via a desert road and cut them off from the rear.
When it became clear that Austria, no less than the Maritime Powers, was preparing to fight for the Spanish Succession and to make peace with Turkey, Peter saw that Russia could not contemplate a war without allies against the Turks, and he abandoned his plans for pushing forward from the Sea of Azov to the Black Sea.
Black America is the ultimate example of this country's history of pushing forward from nothing and with nothing.
Rather than stop, Sidiki would push forward from "mistakes," which was fun for me because now we were improvising.
They shot him in the legs," said Leilo, who pushed forward from the crowd of weeping women.
This time the social history has been pushed forward, from the Clinton to the Bush years — and the generational clock has been wound forward, too.
Real pushed forward from the start but a combination of fine goalkeeping from Carlos Kameni and near misses prevented them from breaking the deadlock.
Beckham said: "He [ Rooney needs to get on and get fit and the manager made some good substitutions - very positive - and we pushed forward from that".
