Sentence examples for will try to push from inspiring English sources

Republicans will try to push it through again.

China's navy hates that and will try to push them away," Wu said.

This year, the government will try to push through its higher education white paper.

The rich will try to push such an agenda, but ultimately they will fail.

A lot of people will try to push it under the table, but it's a bold statement.

"I'm quite sure that some of our local districts will try to push back fairly hard," Mr. Donohue said.

As long as there is a little crack in the door, he'll try to push through it.

There'll be outstanding material: the anticipation of his tax cut, for example, and how much he'll try to push his agenda through Congress".

They'll see a judge, they'll see a legislature that looks amenable to something, and they'll try to push it through and build a groundswell around that".

"I don't think that we have made sufficient progress, but we'll try to push in the direction of a successful conclusion of the issues we have to deal with".

We've all been through that process where those same qualities, that toughness, means you'll try to push through walls you can't push through and, as a result, lots of injury problems have perhaps meant we haven't seen her in the latter part of her career running in as many championships and races as she would have liked, which is a shame.