Sentence examples for time pushed from inspiring English sources

The city engineer at the time pushed for a Calatrava.

The hotel's owners at the time pushed the barber shop out, he said.

Barber was a Classicist with a Romantic's heart, but though he wrote unabashedly accessible music, the temper of his time pushed him to harden its edges.

The knocks that from time to time pushed the economy off its path of steady growth tended to shove inflation downward, too.

The Earl of Derby, the prime minister at the time, pushed for legislation before Disraeli did.Its successful passage swelled Dizzy's ego.

In any event, the overall number of Arabs in Israel's parliament fell because Jewish parties this time pushed their few Arab candidates further down their lists.

I have to suspect that even Nabokov would have had a hard time pushing Freud around.

Religious institutions will lose legitimacy with time, pushing more Muslims towards radical margins.

So I decided it was time push myself in new directions.

Schools have an enormously hard time pushing through the deficiencies with which many children arrive.

The nation's favourite gardener gave me a hard time, pushing the audiences' buttons.