Sentence examples for that once pushed from inspiring English sources

A noise that once pushed people closer to their fires.

Finally, the stricken man plunges back into the group that once pushed him out.

Forces that once pushed the peaks up were now grinding them down -- the Rockies may crumble, etc. Glaciers got points for being ice-age survivors, still on the go in spite of their advanced age.

But today, the technology that once pushed the adult industry forward is stripping away its profits.

Rather than seeing further democratization and economic interests behind Turkey's re-orientation towards its neighborhood, they see a final nail being placed in the coffin of the military and secular elites that once pushed ardently for Westernization.

So I hit Alibaba and bought the Tie Fighter kit, a model that at once pushed all the right nostalgia buttons for me and the excitement buttons for my children and was sufficiently complex and expensive that we didn't want to order the real model.

Are we on the verge of displacing leaders in much the same way that we once pushed royalty to the side?

The broad field showed Afghanistan's progress from its first presidential elections five years ago, which were dominated by faction leaders of the mujahedeen, the armed groups that once helped push out the Soviet occupation.

The story goes that Winston S. Churchill once pushed an ornate dessert away and declared, "This pudding has no theme".

"What's fascinating is that business leaders who once pushed the envelope in the business regulatory environment years ago are now applying the same prowess to setting up private foundations," said Ms. Chiang of Social Venture Group.

A young woman adopted as a child will win £50,000 if she can pick her real father from a line-up of eight men in a Fox TV programme that once again pushes the boundaries of taste and decency in reality TV.