Sentence examples for something to push from inspiring English sources
gave Gosling something to push against, productively.
Musicians are lazy, entitled people, and they need something to push them.
Just as Europe needs to do something to push growth, so does the United States.
"He pushed himself in such a way before there was something to push," he said.
Because it is fundamentally concerned with stability, the discipline gave him something to push against -- hard.
And the festival uses its hippie flavor as both a touchstone and something to push against.
(Participant F10) Suppose a caller come to your door, try to sell you something, try to push their way in or something.
"At that time when I was laying on the floor, I expected somebody to do something -- to push, to shove.
The training gives them something different to push themselves through".
Or will something happen to push us off this trajectory – perhaps back into Holocene-like conditions?
Yet demand for air travel, and energy generally, is rising quickly in China and other developing countries - something likely to push up prices for the rest of us in future, as the world's oil resources deplete.
