Sentence examples for so he pushed from inspiring English sources
When the shop failed after a year or so, he pushed on to Los Angeles, where he opened another pastry shop bearing his name.
But he saw that Jennings and Seneca Lassiter, who was running second, were tired, so he pushed on and won by less than a foot.
Mr Lebedev said that when Mr Polonsky uttered the phrase "I'd like to hit someone in the chops", which immediately preceded Mr Lebedev's blows, the property developer also raised his hand in a gesture which he thought could be the start of an attack on him, and so he pushed Mr Polonsky back to "neutralise the threat".
At first, the Prince, thought perhaps the "King" was another type of circus performer, and so he pushed close to the front of the crowd to get a better view.
But he didn't really want to be an illegal or even quasi-legal drug dealer, so he pushed the government to create a way of regulating these new drugs.
So he pushes on, on his own terms.
As an inheritor of not-quite-definable players like Dewey Redman and Wayne Shorter, he is eclectic but not anxiously so; he pushes his knowledge of harmony until he gets into abstraction, then snaps back into playing in tune and in time.
My friend associates inner strength with force, so he pushes hard against his partner.
If you play something hip and sound horrible," he laughed, "who cares, man?" So he pushes them through his arrangement of John Coltrane's "Giant Steps," the fast-tempo jazz étude, which changes chords every other beat: murder on the sousaphones.
Steve Jobs' rule is almost reminiscent of a father that knows he isn't going to be around forever, so he pushes his kids and wife so hard into a certain direction that it seems almost uncouth, but really is love. .
