Sentence examples for switch to push from inspiring English sources

For example, after deploying to a few thousand to ten thousand users, they could flip the switch to push the rollout to all.

It would seem that at some point recently, Google flipped the switch to push Chromium 4.0 releases into the Chrome for Mac developer channel.

The voltages on the electrodes then quickly switch to push the stragglers across the gap so they speed up to the others, they report in the January issue of Nature Physics.

Back on the Moon, Aldrin and Armstrong looked around to see if they could improvise a fix and, in a moment of inspiration, Aldrin realised he could jam a non-conductive felt-tip pen into the broken switch to push the contacts together and get them home.

As a result, you should refrain from cutting your cuticles and switch to pushing them back instead.

Most believe that you would be right to throw the switch, yet wrong to push the man.

[Update: Facebook did not immediately require migration for those whose shrugged off prompts to switch, but plans to push forcibly push Timeline to all users by Fall 2012.].

Davey said he feared only "the smartphone generation and the internet-savvy" knew how to switch, adding: "We want to push energy companies to make switching quicker and easier because consumer action can force suppliers to change their ways".

If people are asked to consider Switch first, and Bridge second, they tend to say that it is permissible to pull the lever in Switch but not permissible to push the man onto the track in Bridge.

So far, however, all we've seen is a pledge to cut provider switching time, a bid to push regulators to simply do their job, a stern word about refunding direct-debit overpayments, and, inevitably, promises of another review.

Of course, these cable guys know exactly what is going on here, what they can charge and offer to get us to think about switching, and then how to push us over the edge.