Sentence examples for pushing him on from inspiring English sources

In one video clip he was subjected to a mock journalist scrum, pushing him on whether it's appropriate for him to play his racier old music.

I kept pushing him on why he was doing the super-PAC thing.

I tried pushing him on the nose, urging him back out the way he came.

With his foot-stomping Brazilian fans pushing him on, Gustavo Kuerten rallied from two sets down to defeat Max Mirnyi, staying alive as the top-seeded player at the U.S. Open.

Hallyday, the US-style French-language rocker who has sold more than 100m albums and played live to 28 million people, has always made a joke of his record labels not pushing him on to the US and UK markets.

The memories (of big men pushing him on handcarts through hook-hung sides of beef) have given him a density, a sense of authenticity, that his customers seem to hunger for, even more than for his delectable cuts of meat.

Sometimes, he admits, his investors push him on this subject.

Chaplin pushed him on to fame and he appreciates it.

Wife, the former Alice Roosevelt, who pushes him on to success.

Now, I wish I'd pushed him on that.

Only the crowd's chirps of "come on, Mo" pushed him on.