Sentence examples for town pushing from inspiring English sources

We began the long, excruciatingly steep ride up the hill to town, pushing the bikes most of the way.

12 Kosovo Clashes Continue Police clashed with Kosovo Albanians for a second day in a divided town, pushing back angry crowds from the bridge that divides the city.

I ran across the town, pushing the little ones in the pushchair and urging the five-year-old to pretend he was in a running race.

Fighters from al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) – the group responsible for the attack on the Algerian gas facility – then swept in and seized the town, pushing out rival militia groups including secular Tuareg nationalists.

Netflix is not the only new player in town pushing up prices, and when it came to the show being made by the former Top Gear trio Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond the company was outbid by someone with far, far deeper pockets, Amazon's Jeff Bezos.

The little town pushes itself right to the edge of limestone cliffs undercut by caves hewn by the ceaseless nibbling and gnawing of the Adriatic, while its tiny and postcard-pretty beach could be a Cornish cove, if it weren't for the terrace of tall venerable buildings.

Growing up in a small Ohio town pushed me to the limit -- just close enough for me to look over the edge and into the abyss.

The Rifle Brigade encircled and, through the achievement of its 4th Battalion in scaling the ramparts that surrounded the town, pushed into Le Quesnoy by the close of the day while the 1st Brigade had established a line to the east.

The rebels captured a string of towns, pushing government forces to within 45 miles of Bangui, before bowing to pressure from troops from neighboring nations.

They're not particularly popular - and are often seen as creating virtual ghost towns, pushing thousands of readers away.

In the UK, a north-south divide, decaying industry not replaced, and the changed landscape of our cities and towns push the the electorate towards a protest vote.