Sentence examples for stoppages pushing from inspiring English sources

Blicavs took most centre square bounces, but when he received some ruck relief from Josh Walker, could be found shadowing Dyson Heppell at stoppages, pushing forward to score or taking marks deep in defence.

Amid talk of a work stoppage, international teams who proposed pushing forward met with forceful resistance, Tim Mosedale, a British expedition leader, wrote in a blog post on Thursday.

Just before the five minutes of first-half stoppage time, Caballero pushed a low cross towards Ledley who might have done better than scuff his shot over the bar and Pardew, at least, was convinced his side ought to have been awarded a penalty when Eliaquim Mangala appeared to wrestle with Zaha in the area.

Time is running out for Celtic as Dinamo are the ones pushing forward again in stoppage time.

The stoppage came after scuffles broke out between passengers pushing towards platform gates where a train was scheduled to leave for Vienna and Munich, and the police blocking them.

France equalised in the first half, then took the lead with only a few minutes left; with Spain pushing for an equaliser, Zinedine Zidane scored a stoppage-time third.

The city saw multiple extreme pollution episodes in the run-up to APEC, and many residents speculated that looming restrictions were merely pushing factories in the region to run overtime while preparing for APEC stoppages.

Maguire made it 4-2 in stoppage time, tapping in Best's centre from six yards as Bournemouth were caught pushing for an equaliser.

Doctors and lawyers in China are pushing for a law that defines death as the end of brain function, instead of stoppage of the heart, as is now the case.

And twice they could have snatched a point in stoppage time only to be denied by the woodwork, with Stevan Jovetic hitting one post and Reina dramatically pushing Miranda's header on to the other.

Grafer made his best save in stoppage time, when he pushed over a free kick by Alex Piñeda Chacon.