Sentence examples for to pushed from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply a force to (an object) such that it moves away from the person or thing applying the force.
- In his anger he pushed me against the wall and threatened me.
In his private life, he does not like to pushed or rushed into anything.
Democrat Barack Obama has indicated that he wants to protect US producers while Republican John McCain is a staunch proponent of free trade and has vowed to pushed for lower subsidies and trade barriers, which could provide a much needed breakthrough.
Decision-making had to pushed down into the organization.
Other analytical results include conditions for transition from pulled to pushed premixed turbulent flames, dependence of flame speed on the magnitude of the CGT term and the shape of the mean reaction rate, analytical expressions for the mean thickness of the pushed flames and turbulent scalar flux within the pushed flames.
However he then allowed himself to pushed into the very war hysteria he had worked so hard to douse.
As the backhoe pulled the barge to the water, 30 guys and a few women pretended to pushed from behind, while others inserted downed palm trees under the barge as rollers.
