Sentence examples for take a push from inspiring English sources

"His father is not always friendly to very young rhinos, so we have to wait until he is a bit bigger that he can take a push from his father".

It's going to take a push, too: The reason Obama nominated Boggs this year is because he was part of an all-or-nothing package of Georgia judicial nominees, some picked by Democrats and some, such as Boggs, picked by Republicans.

Two dancers exchange a bombastic give and take, a push and pull, a leap and crash to the ground that mirrors what he describes to The Creators Project as, "relationships that test boundaries and go beyond the acceptable; relationships that reduce, erode and abuse until the love is consumed".

Take a push pin, safety pin, needle and poke a hole in the end of it.

Take a push pen and then put your bra straps together, it will give you more cleavage and you don't have to worry about your bra straps showing.

Many companies are taking a push rather than a pull approach.

It took a push to get the brochures made and distributed, but "it's saving lives," Stotenbur-Wing said.

It took presidential direction to Vietnamize the war in Southeast Asia, and it will take a similar push to successfully "Iraqify" this war.

If democracy is to be rescued from an elite that becomes ever wealthier as it becomes ever less accountable, it will take a determined push from below.

"It would take a late push for me to win the scoring title," Clark said early last week as his team prepared for the final few games.

The buttons on the case exterior aren't very flexible, so working the volume and on/off buttons may take a solid push when both cases are in use.