Sentence examples for pushing words from inspiring English sources

Walker then twists the phrase into "thrushy-tongue lolling up ahead," pushing words toward their own music.

He talks quickly and volubly and – like most dancers – speaks with his body, pushing words forward with his hands.

In one memorable scene, Eminem describes how he sees verses as a puzzle to figure out, pushing words around, sandwiching rhyming words inside phrases as well as at the end of the sentence.

Email seems productive because you're pushing words around in the company, but most of the time it does little more than make you feel productive and finishes no projects.

I hope they'll help you, too -- and, if you have any strategies of your own to share, please do! 1. Start Your Book Somewhere New For the last three books, whenever I've been brought to my knees by the process of pushing word boulders uphill, I start the book somewhere new -- generally around fifty pages deeper in, maybe Chapter 3 or Chapter 4. And then, like magic, things start to come together.

You can push words around.

Singers singing in other people's languages tend unconsciously to push words to the hinterground: texts become means to a musical end and not a primary target.

Scrabble is both mindless and cerebral, which may account for its appeal to writers — it gives you a chance to push words around without having to make them mean something.

At times, when he spoke, he felt as if a kind of mental wind were blowing his thoughts back at him, forcing him to self-consciously order his syntax as he pushed words out.

We lift the dead's skulls and rest them on our living laps and push words and wants into their mouths like gravel.

Your sister never had trouble with math!" Sometimes it almost feels like we have been possessed with some demonic force that pushes words out of our mouths that we would never utter if we had our wits about us.