Sentence examples for well pushing from inspiring English sources

It's all very well pushing the classics but that isn't necessarily what children want to be reading.

On re-entering Bethlehem today, Israeli troops reimposed a curfew as well, pushing the Palestinian residents back into their homes.

Hard Rock Cafe, which has been sold to the native American Seminole tribe in a £490m deal, also did well, pushing profits ahead by 16.1% to £40.4m.

But it's unsurprising that it hasn't gone down too well, pushing as it does, the blame squarely at the victims door.

His Caliban would be a scabby street person – black or maybe Native – and a paraplegic as well, pushing himself around the stage on an oversized skateboard".

In 1959, when JOHN CASSAVETES, the god of American cinéma vérité ("HUSBANDS," "FACES"), was young (well, pushing 30) and desperate, he actually starred in a television series.

'Well, push it, then,' he said.

So, yes, the crisis could well push Europe closer together.

Granted also, revisions may well push this figure up.

The worsening crisis may well push them, grudgingly, to take more half-steps.

In November 2003, it stood at 93.7.So the economy could well push up Mr Bush's ratings.