Sentence examples for pushing noble from inspiring English sources

Delano Sam-Yorke was later sent off for Lincoln for pushing Noble in the face before Noble's late volley was well saved by Imps goalkeeper Paul Farman.

Being smart is 'not for girls,' and while there is really noble pushing back on this, it's still pervasive.

Being smart is 'not for girls', and while there is really noble pushing back on this, it's still pervasive.

Later, military victory "made it safe to begin to push court nobles and daimyo figureheads out of the way".

Maybe there was something even noble about pushing yourself to the point of death to complete a race.

It's not OK that people with a vested interested are pushing the notion of a noble military career to children".

A native of Arkansas and a former carnival barker, Nobles pushed the limits of deejay decorum, assaulting his listeners with insults and double entendres.

It's an amusing subplot that has a genuine emotional snap when the Count finally does the noble thing and ends the farce by roughly pushing her away.

He also notes that "We are pushing human civilization forward as we speak," which is a pretty noble goal, although a bit shortsighted.

Their commitment to experiment is a noble one and will doubtless lead to a wealth of boundary pushing in the future but here tonight, it simply comes across as indulgence.

The problem arises from the noble attempt to stop the sale of conflict minerals, the focus of those who are pushing for a nonmilitary way to curb the fighting in Congo.