Sentence examples for puts push from inspiring English sources

Thinking outside the television box puts "Push" in a good position to reach young computer-savvy audiences, but someone has to watch the show first.

Putting "Push, Nevada" against "C.S.I.," though -- both sophisticated crime-solving series -- is the most striking example yet of the gap between a network's best interests and a viewer's.

"Just as putting push pins on a map will allow a local police chief to see clearly where the highest crime areas are, combining data that is lawfully collected into one place allows connections to be identified that might otherwise go unnoticed," he said.

The FBI has argued that racial mapping is no different than a local police chief putting push pins on a map to see where different crimes have occurred.

Draw a circle, and put push under it.

On the par-five 17th, Cink lays up from out of the rough with his second, put pushes his third through the green, even if the pin isn't all that far away.

Put push-ups first and you're a lot more likely to enjoy them and get better results and a more toned body overall!

Progressive business leaders need to, as the Secretary General puts it, "push back against skeptics and entrenched interests".

It is, instead, a time to put the push for universal care front and center.

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

Princeton Graduate Students United (PGSU) — a group that began efforts to form a graduate-student union in late 2015 — has put its push for unionization on hold following the appointment of two Republican members to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) by President Donald Trump.