Sentence examples for pushing high from inspiring English sources

Judging a performance against 10 men is difficult but England were reasonably impressive in the final half hour, with the full-backs pushing high up the pitch.

Pochettino insists on his team playing aggressively (only three sides have committed more fouls), pushing high up the pitch, and chasing down opponents.

The full-backs pushing high up the pitch and leaving Arsenal susceptible to the break has been a long-standing problem, while their lack of a top-class holding midfielder has often led to their downfall against the very best.

The references, invoked ironically at least as often as seriously, have become proxies for talking about anything from asking for a raise to pushing high school girls to take more computer science classes.

With Montgomery dropping deep, Rose pushing high and Caceras moving out towards the right flank, Newcastle were occasionally dragged out of shape, but the Mariners were unable to take full advantage.

Benfica were extremely proactive in their defensive play, pushing high up when Petr Cech had the ball, preventing Chelsea from playing neat passes out of defence, and instead forcing them to thump aimless balls downfield.

He was best known for aggressively pushing high-growth funds, though under him Putnam struggled during the technology bust.

And Volkswagen, in addition to expanding Bentley, is also pushing high-end sports cars from Lamborghini and Bugatti.

Indeed, gun makers and hunting outfitters are increasingly pushing high-end goods designed for the new hunters.

The Bush administration has been pushing high-deductible plans as the best route to controlling health costs and has encouraged them, with tax-breaks for health-saving accounts.

On a typical summer day, Rothschild Boulevard, one of the most upscale streets in Tel Aviv, is bustling with Ray Ban-wearing couples pushing high-end Bugaboo strollers.