Sentence examples for will push on from inspiring English sources

He says he will push on faster with a suite of structural reforms.

In the meantime, the PCS will push on with a programme of industrial action.

They say their leader will push on with his appeal to New Labour's early voters, ramping up his praise of some achievements of the Blair government.

Helicopters are now rarely sighted in Syria's rebel-dominated north-west because fighters have fashioned weapons to shoot them down.Pointing to their successes, rebel commanders say they will push on, with or without outsiders' help.

Wilkie and a fellow crossbencher, the Palmer United party leader, Clive Palmer, will push on with a no-confidence motion against the Speaker when parliament resumes on August 10.

"It is important to get key players signed up and Dougie will push on to give us the best finish to the season possible".

"Hopefully we'll push on from this and get more confident.

We haven't been good this season but next season we'll push on hopefully and go straight back up.

Club chairman Kevin Satchell said it was "a setback, but we'll push on".

Everything suggests they'll push on until the entire edifice they've constructed cracks under the strain.

He added: "They're all good guys, we've obviously worked with them this season, and hopefully they'll push on next year and push their careers on further".