Sentence examples for some sort of push from inspiring English sources

Far be it from these Silicon Valley geniuses to write some sort of PuSH WordPress patch to pick up these folks.

VR is obviously a nascent medium, and if games like Doom and Star Trek come to the Vive I could imagine some sort of push to get and install higher-end rigs.

"Everyone is preparing for a spring offensive and expecting some sort of push by these groups to try to demonstrate to the people that they are very much a strong player at this stage," AliKhan said.

"Everyone is preparing for a spring offensive and expecting some sort of push by these groups to try to demonstrate to the people that they are very much a strong player at this stage," he added.

But just because Gad has a gift for playing these child-like characters doesn't then automatically mean that he's some sort of push-over when it comes to Hollywood producers.

It is just me, or does it seem like Apple is preparing to make some sort of educational push with digital textbooks?

The second response to the pushing argument is to charge that it rests on a naive (pre-Humean) conception of causation as requiring some sort of metaphysical push or "oomph".

STEVE COLL: On climate, the Times story today says that clean tech R&D and subsidies, plus some sort of big energy push, traded off with oil and gas drilling and clean coal boondoggles, er, subsidies, are all that's possible politically.

Well, he's some sort of world push-up record holder, so that's nice.

Not a doctor or another nurse, some sort of counselor pushing pamphlets toward me.

One minute they ask me for help in Afghanistan or offer some sort of 'reset' button; the next they push NATO to my borders and try to topple my only Middle Eastern client... ...... "Well, maybe they both started out hoping that you were something other than a thug and ended up disappointed".