Sentence examples for to push for something from inspiring English sources

I had to push for something more," she says.

And I think we do need to push for something that's much more democratic.

But the biggest contributors, which also include Canada, Japan and Germany, are likely to push for something more modest.

It was a kinder, gentler Antrel Rolle at the Super Bowl media day, no matter how hard the contingent of reporters tried to push for something bolder.

Yet Mr. Simons, even when he missed the beat, is right to push for something that moves beyond Dior's Parisian heritage.

But as usual, people hoping for reform out of Albany are trapped with a choice between embracing the possibility for a minimal improvement or continuing to push for something that at least constitutes modest reform.

"What we're trying to push for is something that truly transforms the market," Del Chiaro said.

We listen to those who push for something better, and to those who express their dislikes.

"And we must give them our country?" It is one thing to push for rights politically, something else to pick up a gun.

In 2010 it's hard to imagine that a presidential panel should have to push for action about something that seems as clear as our rivers and lakes used to be.

Even with Mr. Wenning's acknowledgment that Bayer has scaled back its demands, it remains unclear if the company would accept a minority stake or push for something closer to a 50-50 split.