Sentence examples for which means pushing from inspiring English sources

The Amir said the short answer is to work the Syrian track, which means pushing for Israel's return of the Golan Heights to Syria.

And Ms. Roth Haberle is even more fearless as Margarita, who becomes one of Satan's witches out of love for the Master, which means pushing walls around while wearing nothing but a cruelly transparent black gown.

"It is the case that in the months and years ahead, you will see us broaden out the portfolio, which means pushing to lower and lower price points, in some cases smaller form factors and so forth," he added.

So my supervisor said 'Drop', which means push-ups.

"The only way out of it is to really exaggerate – you either push on or slam the brakes on" – by which she means pushing against the impetus of the fixed wheel on the track bike – "so you can slip behind him.

Facebook Platform continues to evolve, which mainly means pushing applications developed by third parties farther and farther away from the home and profile pages.

In college, the focus shifts to developing self-reliance _ which sometimes means pushing them with tough love.

By which he means pushing forward the water, renewable energy, high-speed rail priorities he has identified and shares with some of his predecessors, as well as stabilizing the state's present budget, for which he has enacted major cuts and seeks new revenue.

At the same time, I would counter that Cannes, the greatest film festival in the world, has a mandate to honor the best in world cinema, which at times means pushing back against popular expectations.

"Once the government signed the peace with the guerrillas, many zones now free of conflict can be handed over to the multinationals for exploitation, which for our communities means pushing even harder to protect our natural resources," one of Culcué's colleagues told the El Pais newspaper in Cali.

Going fast means pushing air out of the way, which also requires a lot of power.