Examples of 'pushed the boat' in a sentence
Meaning of "pushed the boat"
Pushed the boat: means to make an extra effort or take additional steps to achieve a particular goal or result
How to use "pushed the boat" in a sentence
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pushed the boat
You have pushed the boat out.
Pushed the boat out.
She really pushed the boat out.
I pushed the boat out and got us a suite.
They have really pushed the boat out.
I pushed the boat too hard.
We did a good job and pushed the boat to the limits.
I pushed the boat out so it would look like an accident.
They managed to perform well and pushed the boat hard.
We pushed the boat hard.
But for an occasion like this I am sure he pushed the boat out.
You have pushed the boat out with the presents.
Look at this, they have really pushed the boat out.
Then I pushed the boat away from the dock to make it look like an accident.
Seriously-they really have pushed the boat out here.
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Then I pushed the boat out to make it look like an accident.
Mrs. Todd said you proper pushed the boat out.
Again pushed the boat out in the Leclerc?
Well, there is actually something We pushed the boat out a bit.
The wind Pushed The boat forward.
I have cooked romantic meals, you know, really pushed the boat out.
You have pushed the boat out . Best crockery.
I pushed myself . And pushed the boat.
They have really pushed the boat out . I hope you have an appetite.
And I think on both counts we have really pushed the boat out . ”.
Someone 's pushed the boat out.
MR. JEREMY took a reed pole, and pushed the boat out into open water.
Yes . Pushed the boat out.
Right, well, I have pushed the boat out.
They have really pushed the boat out. Agnes, dearest.
Yeah, he 's really pushed the boat out, our Colin.
Mrs. Todd said you proper pushed the boat out . Woolton pie, jam roly-poly.
