Sentence examples for word pushed from inspiring English sources
She stepped past him — the word "pushed" came to mind — and set the cases, gently, at the foot of the stairs.
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.
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.
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.
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M: You said the key word, push it!
"Yes," he says, the words pushed out syllable by syllable.
There are "words pushed like pearls of thought" and hands like "blistered, callous mallets" here and there.
After Giambi was quoted as saying, "I was wrong for doing that stuff," his own words pushed him into a steroid maelstrom.
If Knoblauch moves back into the lineup for good later this week, Steinbrenner can say his words pushed the second baseman back onto the field.
Amy Garapic, one of the percussionists who, in her words, "pushed the thing through" (giving full credit to her colleagues Alan Zimmerman and Doug Perkins for the ideas), said there was no agenda ("occupy" or otherwise) in the choice of the Wall Street location.
