Sentence examples for pushing the time from inspiring English sources

In an announcement of the new finds, Dr. McGuire Gibson, an archaeologist at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, said, "We need to reconsider our ideas about the beginnings of civilization, pushing the time further back".

As of right now, the rate of Apps being sold appears to be slowing down, pushing the time out a bit.

Wozniacki, who saved five match points before succumbing, said it was "one of those matches" but felt her opponent was pushing the time limits between points, something for which men's number two seed Rafael Nadal was criticised  earlier in the tournament.

Just six months later, John Stewart's replacement, Trevor Noah, took over The Daily Show, pushing the time block into a new era of diversity.

But frequent updates over the building's loudspeaker system pushed the time back.

Improbably but decisively, the thousands of doorbells pushed, the time away from his girls, the midnight call to Mr. Monaghan, had all paid off.

Nancy Spero pushes the time frame back to an even earlier neoapocalyptic moment with a gouache painting of a helicopter descending among ruined bodies.

Gabet then pushed the "time machine button", sat back, and watched what would happen in the decades and centuries to come.

A group called Voices in Entertainment came up with the rose accessory, inspired by the women who've pushed the "Time's Up" campaign against workplace sexual harassment.

On the other hand, Rockwell's reviews may have subtly pushed The Times's arts coverage in a looser, more colloquial direction.

"I think as I get older, stronger and bigger I will be able to run a bit quicker and push the times a bit more.