Sentence examples for returned pushing from inspiring English sources

Then the soldier returned, pushing a small Worodougou girl by the shoulder.

But after the Federal Reserve cut its discount rate in August investors eagerly returned, pushing prices up by an average of 40% in dollar terms by the end of October.

Kershaw will take Julio Urias' spot in the rotation when he returns, pushing Urias to the bullpen after his scheduled start against the Brewers on Friday.

He said he believes that the border is already fully secured and that further investment would take it further "past the point of diminishing returns," pushing migrants seeking to cross the border illegally into more dangerous and desolate territory.

The landmark event is only the most extreme in a bond market which has featured a clutch of countries that have seen the high demand to lend them money (in the expectation of a safe return) pushing up bond prices – and so driving down the effective interest rate paid on the debt.

I returned home, pushing myself, like Erik, to be as excited about my own interests, from lacrosse to journalism.

Mistakes can be corrected, and the onset of diminishing returns pushed back.

He had been about to concede his race for the House four years ago when late returns pushed him ahead of the incumbent by about 1,500 votes.

Cooper's return pushed fringe-dweller Taumalolo into the middle but it hardly seemed to stifle his effectiveness and any way you look at it the Cowboys are getting themselves into a good position for the run home.

Email or text messages and phone calls warning of problems with our credit cards, bank accounts, or tax returns push our buttons in the worst way, combining fear and authority in a single toxic cocktail.

It was the agreement in 1984 between Britain and China to have Hong Kong returned that pushed issues of cultural identity to the fore.