Sentence examples for to push later from inspiring English sources

We know, of course, that none of this will prevent antichoice groups and their allies from attempting to push later abortion restrictions into law and onto ballots.

Mosop said he was not surprised by the move and was ready for Korir to push back later in the race, but Korir never did.

"It's hard to push on later on when you realise you are out of the tournament and I am a bit frustrated".

Also, with screenings continuing to sell out, customer bookings are being pushed later into the run, keeping grosses buoyant.

Employing distortion and reverb (a succession of echoes that blend into one another to create sonic space), Clapton's successor, Beck, pushed later hits like "Shapes of Things" (1966) into the realm of psychedelic rock.

That hiring and advertising spending, he said, was not cut but was pushed later into this year.

"Everything's been pushed later, which is a great thing," said First Sgt. Jimmy Hankins, an Army Corps spokesman.

But analysts said that the stores would not lose those sales — they would just be pushed later in the month, or into January.

In the weeks before the winter solstice, sunrise is being pushed later by both the changing angle of the Sun and the slowing of solar time.

In these cases the timing of the 11-14 week scan was pushed later and the pregnancies formally redated at the time of that scan in line with national policy in the United Kingdom.

Given another chance I think that both Zingano and Sara McMann would at least be able to push into the later rounds with Rousey.