Sentence examples for range pushing from inspiring English sources

The Philippine Sea's tectonic plate shoves itself from the east under the island's eastern Coastal Range, pushing it up along the fault.

Viktor Genev almost gave the visitors a foothold in the game but Alan Mannus denied him from point blank range, pushing his shot over the bar.

; A. m. krausei The 'eastern' subspecies (A. m. krausei) range is distributed throughout the interior mountains, with the western extent of its range encroaching into the low-land areas of the central interior plateau of Washington and British Columbia and the eastern extent of its range pushing through Rocky Mountain valleys into the lowland foothills and prairies of Montana and Alberta.

But most of the songs blur together and Fickman's limited range pushes them toward either jolly camp (like the cringingly condescending My Dead Gay Son) or faux edginess (Dead Girl Walking).

Further tests were just as successful, with the range pushed out to 12 miles.

During the Pinedale glaciation, the landscape visible today was created as glaciers from the Yellowstone Plateau flowed south and formed Jackson Lake, while smaller glaciers descending from the Teton Range pushed rock moraines out from the canyons and left behind lakes near the base of the mountains.

The part cruelly keeps her singing in a chesty, almost baritonal range, before pushing her to soprano highs.

He has courted Latino voters by taking a stand against the Navy's use of a Puerto Rican island as a bombing range, and pushing for a new Senate district dominated by Dominicans.

It is also found that there exists a range of pushing force magnitude, in which one force magnitude may correspond to three different deformation patterns.

Earlier this month, the company was slated to open at a $28 to 35 price range, but that range was pushed up to $34 to 38 a share.

In the past, his playbook has ranged from pushing a company to explore a potential sale to actually making his own takeover bid, though with the hope that someone else will come in with a higher price.