Sentence examples for ready to push a from inspiring English sources

The shift in focus shown in the trailer for Get Out and the exploration of racial identity suggests that the horror genre might finally be ready to push a new boundary.

Between the blowback from Edward Snowden's revelations about cyber-spying, and upcoming international talks on global "Internet governance", rival governments are ready to push a vision of internet governance that puts states firmly in charge of a balkanised web, stifles the free flow of information and harms both global trade and political freedoms.

It's an incredible throw – the type of throw that exhibits why the Ravens took Flacco in the first round, the type of throw that makes fans forget about Flacco's middling 57.6 percent accuracy in the  regular season or his four-year reputation as the young quarterback who isn't ready to push a great Ravens club over the top.

Tottenham hardly resembled a team that was ready to push for a place in the top four a few months ago, yet they have lost only once in the league since their 3-0 defeat at Chelsea at the start of December.

"They need to make a statement that they're man enough and ready to push for a place," Culkin told BBC Sport.

But the reason he is behind schedule now is that he did not recognize an important distinction: he was not yet ready to push off a mound at full strength.

Ryan and McConnell had been ready to push through a compromise year-long spending bill to be negotiated with President Obama.

Séamus Coleman said he is ready to push for a return to Everton's first team after completing 59-minutes in his comeback game after 10-months out with a broken leg.

"By now though I'm ready to push for a good lap time.

But she returned to training in February and insists she is ready to push for a medal at the Fina World Championships in Barcelona on Tuesday.

According to Instinct-Samsung forum poster lrosenman, Sprint is getting ready to push out a software update on 6/30/08.