Sentence examples for put a push from inspiring English sources

"Immediately, the Infantry Trials and Development Unit (ITDU) came back to us and said: 'Why did you design a weapon with a push-button safety catch?' We told them that until seven years earlier we'd had a lever, but an earlier captain at ITDU asked us to put a push button safety catch on, because he preferred it.

"They said 'We need to add something to make it yours,' so I said, 'Just put a push button on/off switch or something.' When you get something perfect, you don't try to improve it".

Put a push pin a little above the center of the plastic lid.

"They put a push-up bra under the bathing suit.

She had no intention of "putting a push on to get a Chinese artist," she said, as other dealers were known to be doing.

But his excitement put a little extra push on his jump shot, and he missed his first four attempts.

And while neither side speaks of disenchantment, in the months since questions were raised about Ms. Stewart's sales of ImClone Systems stock, Kmart has put a big advertising push behind another of its exclusive licensees, Joe Boxer.

Another gripe: it's one thing to put notifications about other people in the notifications feed, and it's a totally different (and outrageous) thing to put in a push notification.

Crate & Barrel is putting a big push on wall décor, which is typically produced in unlimited or "open" editions of unsigned photographs or prints.

[The New York Times] Two German utilities pull out of a $23.78 billion plan to build new nuclear power stations on the Isle of Anglesey in Britain, putting a government push for a new fleet of nuclear plants by 2025 into doubt.

The City of Boston is also putting a significant push behind making quality child care easier to find with the announcement of a $1 million Capital Resources for Educators fund offering low interest loans for safe, quality environments for the city's children.