How To Use Push on In A Sentence
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Make a hole in the candle stub and push one end of the rubber band through the hole just far enough to push a match through.
Times, Sunday Times
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We can refocus, get away from it for two weeks and push on in the last eight games.
The Sun
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The enemy made a push on the western front.
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Since the beginning of my papacy, my thoughts, my prayers and my actions have been driven by one push only - to bear witness to the fact that Christ, the good shepherd, is present and works in his Church.
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You have to push on the handle to turn it — it's very stiff.
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I find it frustrating having to constantly stop, help, then regather my thoughts to push on with the project I'm completing.
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The is sharper, it's eager to turn in more responsive to a quick push on the to chop direction.
The Sun
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Keep in mind that standards are internal; they are not something that you can or should push on to someone else.
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Getty Images Darrelle Revis, left, of the New York Jets Revis, at the insistence of a Jets public-relations staffer, hung up on Francesca during an on-air phone interview after Francesca continued to press the player on whether he'd gotten away with a push on Miami receiver Brandon Marshall.
Francesa Gets Booted From Revis Island
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Turning the giant corkscrew, the farmer needed both strength and balance to push on one handle while pulling on the other.
Christianity Today
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A quick pull on the earlobe, a push on the tragus and a look into the canal confirmed the diagnosis of external otitis.
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But like I said, in this experiment, I am paying no mind to the spellchecker's naggings, and will push on.
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A number of visual displays ring the screen that measures the grip of your tires to the racetrack and the degree to which inertia and G-Force push onto your car.
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We must push on with our work.
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You push one up front because you need to do something different.
The Sun
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Once the right amount is in the cylinder, another push on the lever sends the chemicals into the tank.
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On dismissing me, he did indeed call me to him, and giving me his hand to kiss a second time, he observed: ‘Suzanne, la mort de votre mère vous a privée de votre appui naturel; mais vous pourrez toujours compter sur ma protection,’ but with the other hand he gave me at once a slight push on the shoulder, and, with the sharpening of the corners of the mouth habitual with him, he added,
The Jew and other stories
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For example, if you push on a box (apply a force) and it moves three feet, work has been performed BY you to the box, while work has been performed ON the box.
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To push on with the reclamation shows open disregard for these international agreements.
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Determined, in the shock and strain the vermined troops push on.
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Despite this, it has pledged to push on with the idea, saying it will still ‘help’ in situations where fraud and identity abuse are factors.
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Let's push on it's nearly nightfall.
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You push one up front because you need to do something different.
The Sun
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Tindal Street Press gives the genre a push onto the bookshelves.
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Launching the craft from the base of a steep bank of boulders we push onto a serene section of river in bright morning sunshine.
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It is prepared to push on and roll over things like a steamroller.
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Even the dumbest boobhead will tell you it's true—when modern man dumps his self-respect, there's nothing you won't be able to push on to him in the end.
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To push on with the reclamation shows open disregard for these international agreements.
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Make a hole in the candle stub and push one end of the rubber band through the hole just far enough to push a match through.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a full-strength squad at their disposal, York expected to push on and win after John McRory opened the scoring when Adam Simpson's short corner strike rebounded from a post.
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I push on the diner's front doors, my fingers touching greasy glass.
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We decided to push on a little further.
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I missed it, and had to push on for twenty-three miles to a rich and very pretty valley, under a grassy range, lightly wooded with casuarinae.
Journals of expeditions of discovery into Central Australia, and overland from Adelaide to King George's Sound, in the years 1840-1
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I wanted to push on; but the manager looked grave.
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It helps that he drops off and we have the two wingers who push on and come inside.
Times, Sunday Times
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We feel we are worthy of a play-off place this year and we want to push on and achieve that.
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If we wanted to bully the weak, we’d support the kind of enervating garbage that liberals have spent the last fifty years trying to push onto the disadvantaged.
What Some Feminists Demanded in 1967
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We were in and around the play-off zone all year but couldn't push on and get ourselves right in the mix.
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Turning the giant corkscrew, the farmer needed both strength and balance to push on one handle while pulling on the other.
Christianity Today
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Hopefully it will help us collect three points and push on for the rest of the season.
The Sun
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Then he took a snifter from that sweet, floral something he always had about him, and rode in silence until it grew so dark even the horse feared to push on any further.
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The is sharper, it's eager to turn in more responsive to a quick push on the to chop direction.
The Sun
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You have to push on the handle to turn it — it's very stiff.
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Like in a car engine, the gas released from a manhole explosion could push on a piston and turn a crankshaft.
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A push on my chest, which, because of its limited area, required great accuracy.
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They were instructed to quickly push one of two buttons depending on the arrow's direction.
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What I'm pretty sure of is that the Clinton-era strategy (which I would describe as tacking to the right, esp. on economic issues, while providing enough liberal push on social issues to satisfy the coalition of disparate non-labor interest groups, can result in enough of a turnout among those groups while "stealing" enough of the "center" to win) has been thoroughly exploited by the GOP in the last few election cycles.
New Ad: NH Newspapers Back Hillary
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We were in and around the play-off zone all year but couldn't push on and get ourselves right in the mix.
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There's a push on in China to jump-start the semiconductor sector.
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Let's push on it's nearly nightfall.
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I push on, and soon the ranchland begins to roughen into badlands.
The Nervous Breakdown
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This makes it imperative that you only push one bead into the valley at a time, since there is not room for both in there, as there often is with a Mavic UST rim.
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He also whacked a shot for which Marshall stretched to push on to the crossbar, although referee Doug Somers missed the contact and failed to award a corner kick.
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We can refocus, get away from it for two weeks and push on in the last eight games.
The Sun
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The Trojans rally again and continue to push onward.
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We feel we are worthy of a play-off place this year and we want to push on and achieve that.
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Domain foci, domain generalisability, also continues to push on something else I am not sure we’re always ready to accept, which is the increased diversity of knowledge in the discipline of Computer Science.
Low Morale in CS? « Beki's Blog (there's an original name)