Sentence examples for word push from inspiring English sources

The speaker had remembered what he saw on the doors as he entered the auditorium: letters spelling out the word "PUSH".

The tacky setting, in the glare of lights, and the deadpan humor -- the plaster cowboy grimacing, the matron, icy cold, like a portly Clint Eastwood with bobby pins, an arrow and the word "push" painted on a glass door in the foreground and directly pointing at her head -- lifts the image from the level of sight gag to something approaching an American paradigm.

BackWeb's Barkat, on the other hand, loves the word push and uses it at every turn.

Your higher ups will want an iPhone when they hear the word "push".

Kim Polese, Marimba's CEO, doesn't like the word push, preferring to describe her company as a leading provider of Internet-based software management solutions.

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She stepped past him — the word "pushed" came to mind — and set the cases, gently, at the foot of the stairs.

Bennett and likeminded ministers have been as good as their word, pushing new legislation to legalise illegal settlement outposts over even the objections of Israel's rightwing prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Eleven Madison Park's chef, Daniel Humm, known to my parents from his San Francisco days, specializes in same, but the restaurant's rather gnomic new menu system, a prix-fixe menu with each course described by a single word, pushed past the precious factor and turned them off.

In the original, Frank Kim Bodniaa) is a dealer (the more obviously derogatory word "pusher" is oddly never used), who gets a very large amount of cocaine on account from scary Balkan bad guy Milo (Zlatko Buric) on the understanding that he can sell it easily and give Milo a substantial cut.

I picked up the pieces of the letter and started putting them back into my backpack, but before I finished, the door opened again and the guards came in and escorted me out of the compound and, without a word, pushed me into the street.