Sentence examples for to push again from inspiring English sources

The advance word is that Obama will use this speech to push, again, to close the prison.

Because lawmakers are supposed to focus on fiscal concerns in odd-numbered years, the natural time to push again would be in 2015.

Officials said Mr. Bush also intended to push again for passage of a bill that would encourage companies to make independent investment advice available to employees.

If history does not repeat itself, it rhymes: the Democrats are backing away from plans they made in early summer, to push again for a hard deadline for troop withdrawal after General Petraeus's testimony.

In 1994, when Ms. Raab became chairwoman, she announced that one of her top priorities was Harlem; three years later, a new group of residents formed a committee to push again for a historic district.

HARTFORD — Opening the new session of the Connecticut legislature on Wednesday, Gov. M. Jodi Rell proposed several modest economic goals and pledged to push again for passage of a "three strikes" law imposing life sentences for repeat violent offenders.

"Toes pushing again, tailbone down, inhale [and] arch your upper back -- just a little bit of work there -- [then] exhale, lower down".

"We need to be pushed again to get lean with exercise.

The world now waits to see whether Les Bleus can push again, one final time.

The silence he inserted between paragraphs is a terrifying device, a cruel push into nowhere, from which we are saved by the next short paragraph, only to be pushed again.

A similar attempt in Minnesota's Legislature didn't survive, but is expected to be pushed again next year.