Examples of 'began to push' in a sentence
Meaning of "began to push"
began to push: To start applying pressure or force in order to move something. This phrase is commonly used when describing physical actions like pushing objects or buttons
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began to push
Then he began to push to end his marriage.
And then one day they began to push.
Then they began to push it through rollers.
Families that grew uphere on the east side began to push against the city.
He began to push the slab to the side.
It was before midway when Obiri moved to the front and began to push hard.
And began to push my nose to my shops.
So Mount Everest and the Himalayas began to push upward.
Commanders began to push men across as fast as possible.
The Tasmanian Greens under Christine Milne then began to push vigorously for law reform.
Nick began to push with all his might.
A few quick spasms, and it began to push itself up.
I began to push it deeper and deeper.
After that, the waves of hard times gathered and began to push.
Todd began to push inside of me.
A false fire alarm went off, and the audience began to push towards the exit.
They began to push.
I took it easy at first, as a precaution, and then I began to push a bit harder.
He began to push past his cousin when a thought occurred to him.
That's when Vogel began to push the tempo as well.
I began to push it out as Jessica settled.
Immediately after his coronation, Hugh began to push for the coronation of his son Robert.
They began to push the soldiers from behind and trample them to run away.
As fast as possible . commanders began to push men across S.
The wind began to push on the oak with all of its strength.
It is then, she says, that bulldozers began to push the rubble from each side.
Rene began to push the book towards Elisa.
City officials and real estate developers began to push for revitalization of the area in 2000.
He began to push the United States out of its Central Asian bases.
There was a crowd . They began to push.
I then began to push the sliders of my computer programs, to tell my stories differently.
With Caesar 's inspiration the tenth legion began to push back Pompeius ' forces.
The 3rd Army began to push the Russians back with the support of the cavalry.
On 16 February, the New Zealand infantrymen began to push inland across the island.
When the crowd began to push forward, a middle-aged woman 's foot accidentally slipped.
The 1997 elections shocked the PRI, and party loyalists began to push for change.
Starting in April, we began to push the coordination team to speak out publicly.
On December 14, the Union regiments began to push Duke 's cavalry back toward Abingdon, Virginia.
Williams, however, began to push for her own spot in the limelight.
A new operation just began to push the Taliban out of District 6.
They therefore began to push for the creation of a separate ´ Macedonian ´ state.
Then they began to push me under the tree… ”.
In 1809 Harrison began to push for a treaty to open more land for settlement.
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Examples of using Push
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Do not let her push your buttons
Then push that and delegate that
I tried my best to push the bill through
