Sentence examples for pushing through to from inspiring English sources

During a press conference preceding her first journey into space, Sally Ride was famously asked, "Do you weep when things go wrong on the job?" She replied levelly, "How come nobody ever asks Rick those questions?" highlighting the very entrenched gender stereotypes that she was pushing through to become the first American woman in space.

Breaks are so important, especially when you're working full-time on client work and then pushing through to evenings and weekends to focus on your side project.

Thus we do recognize a mental component in DiMaggio's grace, in the beautiful and devastatingly effective motions of Michael Jordan or Muhammad Ali and even in the sheer force of Shaq pushing through to the basket.

At others, one large hole in the canopy gave way to dozens of small ones, a kind of celestial colander with shafts of light pushing through – to jumble metaphors as befits this eclectic work.

Ferrer, now 30, was perhaps a bit weary after his great, five-set escape against Nicolás Almagro in the quarterfinals; perhaps wearier still after playing seven tournaments last year and pushing through to the Davis Cup final while his leading rivals rested.

Perhaps the only more distasteful task in the industry is slaving away at a 627-page biofraphy of a celebrity who has mastered these kinds of games, and Peter Biskind must at least be commended for pushing through to completion on "Star," his unlovely but ultimately satisfying book about Warren Beatty.

Emboldened, Lincoln pushed through to the end.

Then push through to the promise of liquid sun".

But they need more if they are going to push through to the very top.

As a result, any rate increases that insurers can push through to customers will be modest.

Or do you want to push through to a new culinary frontier?