Sentence examples for sharp push from inspiring English sources

The president and American business could start by giving Senate Republicans and Democrats a sharp push to pass these essential bills.

Bumpy, who still wears a tag, has teased the researchers, making a sharp push westward on Aug. 9, as if he were heading for Alabama, but then returning to Apalachicola Bay in Florida.

The comments – made by the company's CEO, Stephane Richard – have emerged amid a sharp push back by the Israeli government against growing calls for an international boycott of Israel over its continuing occupation of Palestinian territories.

It was only resolved after a sharp push from Mr. Hill; Gen. Ray Odierno, the American commander in Iraq; and Vice President Joseph Biden, who made phone calls to Kurdish leaders with whom he has special clout.

Brown then needed to look sharp to push away a fierce strike from Johansen.

And Forster needed to look sharp to push away a glancing header from Alessandro Matri before Antonio Nocerino fizzed a shot over.

The goalkeeper then had to be at his sharpest to push away a low free-kick from Hwang Sun-hong at the start of sudden-death extra-time.

On 26 minutes Ward again needed to be at his sharpest to push away Tomas Rosicky's header, then on the half-hour the goalkeeper again saved well after Vratislav Lokvenc broke clear on goal.

It was primarily a separation-of-powers concern that fueled the inter-branch drama of 2004 to 2008, during which a shrinking majority, over increasingly sharp dissents, pushed back against the Bush administration and Congress to assert the court's own institutional authority.

"The next few months will be all about training, adopting the right lifestyle, staying sharp and pushing myself.

Sharp is pushing ahead not only in TV sets but also in the more profitable screens for computer games, says Mashahiro Ono, who follows the company for UBS Warburg in Tokyo.