Sentence examples for which is pushed from inspiring English sources
Among the pastas, the Oscar goes to the fettuccine all'Antonio, with prosciutto and truffle oil, which is pushed out on a dessert cart and is tossed right in front of you, inside a big wheel of Parmesan cheese.
They are among a number of extremists in the UK who have been radicalised by the magazine Inspire, a self-help guide produced by al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) which is pushed on internet forums to would-be terrorists.
The Cr/Ni layer serves as a bi-metallic catalyst layer, which is pushed away from the substrate as a thin and continuous nanomembrane with the growth of CNTs.
The two frictional clamping devices provide alternating braking forces when the moving shaft, which is pushed by expanding device, walks inside the PZT tubular stack and emulates an inchworm, summing small steps to achieve large displacements.
The Rx is attached at the same height as the Tx to a mast on a cart which is pushed along several tracks outside the stack (striped area in Fig. 2) while the spectrum analyzer continuously samples the received power.
The same is true for the circular economy approach, which is pushed forward by policy makers and pioneer companies in the view of pressing challenges such as climate change, increasing pollution and shortening of ecological resources as well as by the younger generation with changing consumption patterns more conducive to sharing instead of possessing products.
From her perspective, she was doing what all good journalists do, which is pushing back.
(So it's probably about time for me to trade in my minivan, which is pushing 80,000 miles).
Some saw the results as a warning to Mario Monti's technocratic government which is pushing through unpopular austerity measures.
These companies are part of the Greater Cincinnati Green Business Council, which is pushing local businesses to ramp up sustainability programs.
High on the list was France, which is pushing for European intervention to protect Goma from Nkunda.
