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a short, Broad muscular man, in a shirt open at the Bosom and dirty trousers, pushed his way through the crowd.

Her friends pushed the boat off down the river and ran across the fields to get round to the bridge.

"It's as though a giant hand pushed the surface up and then after a while pulled it down again, " Lovell says.

My legs seemed to meet no resistance, as if I was pushed forward by some unknown force.

Chelsea pushed off the boat with her hands; Paul got hit on the head.

There was no time at which the claims of his wife could have been more unsatisfactorily pushed.

Because he laughed at me . And he said I had nothing on him . So I pushed him down , then we came to blows .

Yesterday there were a lot more because the war [sic] started and I heard some fences even got pushed over by people trying to get in.

This pushed me into looking at my beliefs about what truth is and is not and what standing in my truth means and does not mean to me.

Burying his face in the stones, he pushed downward on the two boys with all his strength as the train passed inches above them.

She explained later that this seemed to be the place for her to stop being pushed around and to find out what human rights she had, if any.

She was about to leave when Deng Guida pulled out a thick wad of bank notes and then he pushed her on to a sofa.

With all eyes on the falling euro, the issue of Chinese currency reform seems to have been pushed to the sidelines.

One time I put my paycheck in a boat and pushed it out tinto the ocean. HAHA, take that government, not getting into MY offshore account.

As she was on fire as to startle, he pushed hard, with her stiff body back several steps to stand firm.

Then, also has bought a trolley for her, pushed out to see the sun.

I and all my families had to jump out the house through the little window. We pushed away the snow by a wood plate and then opened the door.

Wow. You must've really pushed her to get her to this point.

No child should ever be pushed into a training program or special school if they do not wish to do so.

The hotspot has pushed the spreading ridge up to the surface and supplemented its activities with some extra volcanism on the side.

One of them stuck with me and pushed me for the rest of the run, but I pulled away from him in the end with a strong finish.

Boeing said it had not yet made the decision to delay delivery again. But it said recent issues had "pushed our schedule margin a bit" .

But Law questioned the long-term efficacy of the "Tiger Mother" approach: the harder his mother pushed him, the more he rebelled.

In trying to prevent financial-market calamity, the Fed may find itself pushed by Wall Street to leave interest rates too low for too long.

Right now, as you know, everything has to be pushed out via transformers.

They pushed her up to me, and then, before I knew what was happening, she put her hands on my shoulder, stood up on tiptoe, and kissed me.

Arguments returned are pushed in the same order; the first returned value is at the bottom, and the last returned value is at the top.

I fluffed his pillow, pushed the bed into a sitting position and he sat down.

Relinquishing your frustration brings a cleansing of all that has been pushed down inside of you and created these negative emotions.

When I got to the front of the line, a guy coming from the other end of the plane grabbed my shoulder and pushed me out of the way.

The front part is then pushed back and the top is all over the place.

He pushed Parkin up against the door, held the point of the knife at his throat, and said, "Be still or I'll kill you. "

Leaders are also expected to sign up to a version of the framework for balanced growth pushed by the US and UK.

GE had long been a target of investors and analysts who figured its pieces were worth more apart and pushed for some sort of division.

Rafa [Benitez] has been interested in my state, of course, because we have had a difficult month but he never pushed for me to leave.

Jack pushed on through the snow. Then he began to fall over his own feet.

I saw a woman carrying a baby. She was pushed and dropped the child, who was crushed under the feet of the crowd. Then I passed out.

He pushed his way through the crowd to the the front of rostrum.

The boat turns in the direction opposite that in which the tiller is pushed: to turn right (to starboard), push the tiller left (to port).

Just a few more minutes of giggling and splashing in the bathtub. So what if bedtime got pushed back a little?

He knew he would never get Lord's promotion agreed to at this point, even if he pushed it.

In a brief skit, Leno pushed her to talk about her husband's flaws. At first, she sarcastically said he has none.

He put his head down, shut his eyes, and pushed.

I was once where you might be now. My thoughts of writing had been pushed down by self-doubt, and I didn't know where to turn for help.

By the mid-19th century, it had pushed Britain out of the Pacific Northwest and consolidated its hegemony over the Western Hemisphere.

The ethnic hatred seems to have been pushed aside and now people are pushing a common agenda and pursuing economic survival.

When Peltz pushed her to sell some brands, she did, unloading Veryfine fruit juice and Post cereals.

The company's recent PlayBook tablet has been a disappointment, and several product introductions this year have been pushed back.

In a typical cuckoo clock, a bird is pushed out the door by a folding ladder and does not move its body.

This was, after all, the golden age of gossip and gossip did not believe Amy had fallen but had been pushed.

One friend loosened the rope, pushed the bamboo pole against the bank, which moved the boat to the center of the river.

When he finally pushed his way out, he realized that his friends were out of sight.

The big Klaus seized the little Klaus and pushed him into a bag, and he bound it up tightly.

I felt many hands pushing me forwards. 'Here I am, ' I said. I was pushed into the middle of a small circle with the body lying at my feet.

Everybody in the crowd pushed forward to see their King. A beggar also came forward with his bowl. There was lots of rice in it.

I was ready to get up and go when the man suddenly pushed back his chair, stood up and hurried out of the buffet.

A week ago, I came to work a few hours early and was accosted by two men who pushed me inside and robbed me.

Citi's China chief executive Andrew Au said the bank's branch and staff expansion had pushed up expenses.

Most of her national teammates of the past retired before the Athens Games, but she pushed on, and seemed to get stronger as she got older.

Young Griff pushed a lock of blue hair out of his eyes. "They were squires together at King's Landing. "

I'm convinced it was that morning at the warehouse that pushed me to take on the presidency of Chrysler only a couple of weeks later.

I guess what finally pushed me over the edge was that I needed help to pay off my loans from school.

He felt satisfied; he could tell by the way she looked that if he pushed her hard enough she would come in with him.

He pulled the door just as someone else pushed it in, injuring the tendons in his thumb.

He pushed me against a wall, grabbing hold of my handbag with one hand, tugging at it to make me let go.

Indeed, much of what might be seen as traditional history is pushed back to the fourth and final part of the book.

His face was young, but his shoulders were bent like an old man's and his head was pushed forward.

"Not at all! " the guy cried, "I just wanna know who son of a pig pushed me into the poor just now! ! "

Her hat had been pushed off, an the snow shining on her dark hair. He now felt a strange gentleness for her.

For the longest time, I pushed it out of my mind.

I looked at my guide and he said to me: You pushed that button for "speed 4" .

After all, the portion of the Caribbean Plate just to the west of this hump is deep water, so it has clearly been pushed down in the past.

If you don't want your mount to be affected, you can be pushed off your mount if the forced movement carries you out of the mount's space.

then, with head lowered and arms flailing, he pushed his way through the crowd.

He said: "Scotty went for a header, but he was pushed and then he touched it with his hands. He didn't mean that . "

'Our charge is to move forward, ' he said, adding that the bill meets a national need that presidents have pushed for since Harry Truman.

Although he did not stand out at school, HKUST's dynamism and the enthusiasm of the faculty pushed him on to fulfil his potential.

For instance, I placed four fingers down on the Trackpad and pushed up to hide all opened programs and reveal my computer desktop.

Then he pushed the spittoon with the tip of his shoe, and went to wash his hands in the washbasin.

so I started going faster. He pushed me off of him and got off the bed, held up a baseball cap and said "I was looking for that! "

The bed was a bit uncomfortable as it was made up of of two single beds pushed together so there was that annoying gap!

And I could have refused it at the gate, where a spirited Latina teenager shoved it into my hands as I pushed through the turnstile.

her forehead corrugated, and her red under lip pushed out, like a child's ready to cry.

Tragically, along the way, the wind blast from a semi knocked our trailers out of control and pushed our truck off a 40' bridge.

He slipped it over his head and then took Polly by her two elbows and pushed her gently toward the door of her own room.

The door opened and the five pirates came in . They pushed one man forward and he gave something so Silver .

It was pushed out now, and Scarlett knew that Mammy was seething over something of which she did not approve.

It is also easy to see how the availability of credit pushed house prices up to such absurd levels in the first place .

Both of his hands reached to the handle, to pull it out, but Alice pushed it in farther and turned it like she had seen done in movies.

Rich countries have found that the bigger developing nations are no longer prepared to be pushed around.

He slipped it over his head and then took Polly by her two elbows and pushed her gently toward the door of her own room.

The door opened and the five pirates came in . They pushed one man forward and he gave something so Silver .

It was pushed out now, and Scarlett knew that Mammy was seething over something of which she did not approve.

It is also easy to see how the availability of credit pushed house prices up to such absurd levels in the first place .

Both of his hands reached to the handle, to pull it out, but Alice pushed it in farther and turned it like she had seen done in movies.

Rich countries have found that the bigger developing nations are no longer prepared to be pushed around.

In a sad way he did make a comeback. His death has pushed sales of his music back to the top of the charts again.

Carra pushed himself to the limit at Stamford Bridge to make up for his lack of match fitness and his reading of the game was phenomenal.

Daddy went after Mother with a pair of scissors and pushed her into the laundry room off the kitchen.

The combination of an increased demand for real money and a decreased supply of real money pushed interest rates up to 15percent a year.

Daddy went after Mother with a pair of scissors and pushed her into the laundry room off the kitchen.

The combination of an increased demand for real money and a decreased supply of real money pushed interest rates up to 15percent a year.

Police said the argument continued, and when the woman's sister stood up in defense the man pushed her into a wall.

Care, namely a not know much scrutiny, and every three, repeatedly pushed into thinking, of his knowledge.

The kid stopped to look at the violinist again, but the mother pushed hard and the child continued to walk, turning his head the whole time.

"It had a devastating impact on me and pushed me to start Band Aid, " Geldof said of the time.

When he reached the little house in which he and his comrade lived he pushed the door , but it was locked .

How good of the Duke to think of me! "She pushed a chair up to the tea-table and Mrs. Struthers sank into it delectably. "

General Patton, a specialist in tank warfare, got ashore on Normandy coast. The Normandy landing campaign was pushed up to its climax.

Although I always wanted to have a new, better life, but never to proceed, as if mankind sleep can be pushed to the approach of death.

General Patton, a specialist in tank warfare, got ashore on Normandy coast. The Normandy landing campaign was pushed up to its climax.

Although I always wanted to have a new, better life, but never to proceed, as if mankind sleep can be pushed to the approach of death.

All that no longer resonates with the Great Central Sun shall be pushed outside of her boundary or threshold.

and afterward he remembered that the color sergeant was standing with his legs apart, as if he expected to be pushed to the ground.

I don't think anyone else is going to go that high - it's only the money in the Middle East that pushed things so far.

Laszlo Bock, who runs Google's human resources, said he has pushed to expand the company's talent planning process.

In this and other ways, the last years of the Soviet Union saw its military- industrial complex gradually pushed out into the light of day.

The study shows the wind might have pushed back both waterways. That could have made a pathway on the sea floor for Moses' people to cross.

'Sadly, last week they actually did break up, ' said Graham. 'It had nothing to do with getting pushed off the rope swing. '

The boys were puzzled for a moment. He was pushed, rather timidly, by one of the boys and told to get up but he remained quite unconcerned .

'Sadly, last week they actually did break up, ' said Graham. 'It had nothing to do with getting pushed off the rope swing. '

The boys were puzzled for a moment. He was pushed, rather timidly, by one of the boys and told to get up but he remained quite unconcerned .

2007 was an especially good year for Facebook and the company has made a number of moves that pushed the entire social networking market.

He reached for his receiver, but just before he pushed the button to connect it, he said, "You wanna go out for a drink after work? "

The King was on the floor, and when Sapt pushed him with his foot, he did not move.

I didn't see that Ashley pushed him in the face. If the replays show it, then it's the referee's problem.

The singer had a poor relationship with his father, whom he claimed had beaten him as a child as he pushed him as a singer and dancer.

But some he found that he was being pushed away by some great force, and realized that it was the wind.

She pushed him off her, and knocked him flat, face down to the carpet, then rolled over on top of him.

The U. S. , which had for months pushed for Mr. Saleh's departure, welcomed his decision to transfer executive powers immediately.

The U. S. , which had for months pushed for Mr. Saleh's departure, welcomed his decision to transfer executive powers immediately.

The Psammead pushed out its long eyes and got bigger and fatter, and the children waited.

Out of patience, he pushed His way rudely to the front.

In 2010, when Mark V. Hurd was pushed out of H. P. he said he would "move aside. "

I pushed that thought from my mind, and concentrated, as I got dressed, on the fact that I was going to see Jacob again today.

But, often when life gets busy, it's our healthy eating habits that get pushed to the bottom of that ever increasing to-do list.

Scientists discovered the snails a year and a half later, after they had already pushed some native species close to extinction.

Hiromitsu Shinkawa was pushed out to sea while he clung to the roof of his floating home after a tsunami swept away his wife.

Both initiatives have pushed previously widespread diseases into just a few small corners of the world.

'I would certainly prefer to be endorsed by a very large majority rather being the European candidate pushed by the Europeans, ' she said.

Around one thirty in the morning, the planchette suddenly froze in Mary's hand. It wouldn't move, no matter how much we pushed and pulled.

The dude had his manhood questioned after last June's debacle, and like the rest of his teammates, he will no longer be pushed around.

Suddenly, one of the attendant dolphins pushed a slippery newborn dolphin to the surface and it puffed its first breath.

Two or three once belonged to the LIFG, but more had been pushed toward armed resistance after spending years in Libya's prisons, he said.

The figures of the apostles are pushed to the side, angles inhabit the margins and a burst of light creates severe shadows.

Anyone trying to stop this river, will only find himself being swallowed or pushed aside by it.

She pushed the door open and went into the room. There, in the middle, sat an old woman working at a spinning wheel.

A small man pushed his way to the front of the line, only to be pushed back, amid loud and colorful curse.

Changing times have pushed the question of labour back to the top of the agenda.

On top of that, three official interest rate rises so far this year have pushed mortgage rates to a three-year high of more than 7 per cent.

I felt that I was an orphan with no parents to take care of me, and that feeling pushed me to try to learn about what happened.

When the button is clicked, it looks as if it is being pushed in and released.

He had pushed his straw hat hard down on his head before he hooked the fish and it was cutting his forehead.

At the beginning of the war, Britain was pushed to the front line to fight against the fascism since France had been defeated.

A woman behind me pushed me hard forward, and shouted loudly, " Go, Go, Go inside. Don't stand at the door. It is so crowded. "

The bottom of the valley was soft and swampy. He pushed on, trying to follow the tracks of his companion.

But she says the equipment is often pushed back in a corner somewhere -- unused and forgotten.

She pushed back the curtain of brown hair from her eyes.

idol of today pushed the hero of yesterday out of our recollection; and will, in turn, be supplanted by his successor of tomorrow. . .

As he pushed and pulled his country into the modern world, he was careful not to get out in front of the changes.

Mother raised hand suddenly and pushed her over, flew into a rage: "Get out! You olds and smalls, no good at all! "

Son said: "pushed over, " then said the kids by name, and said so and cried, how and how not brave the.

The doors and windows are closed, as they have been since Friday, and the dinner table is now pushed up against the front door.

Developers with even a bit of decency have pushed back or even left projects over this sort of behavior.

They said that at least 12 Asian countries pushed Friday at the Hanoi meeting for a dispute mechanism to be established.

Since most people dislike being pushed to see any sort of adviser, I expected Boris to be reticent, if not downright hostile.

Some people yelled and pushed aside one young man when he tried to press his way into a spot near the front of the line.

Men on the train laughed at him and pushed sticks at him through the holes in the box.

He pushed his staff and bank executives to think about how much capital banks had and how much they needed.

Finally the mother pushed hard and the child continued to walk turning his head all the time.

Bob, Jack, Hughie and Stu were hopping up and down by the front gate when Fee finally pushed Meggie out of the door.

Remembering it now gave her a shiver as she balanced her weight on her toes and pushed herself back upright to her feet.

The United States has pushed the Israelis hard to do two things in the past two years: Do not negotiate with Syria and do not engage Hamas.

He sat down miserably , as if I had pushed him, and simultaneously there was the sound of a motor turning into my lane.

Uhm, and my mother pushed me into reading uhm, Narnia and I was not interested 'cause I just thought it was just a child's book. . .

He spun away from the window and strode to the front door of the inn. He pushed it open and stepped inside, shoving a waiter out of the way.

Near this town's decimated waterfront, Shigenobu Kimura pushed thick sludge out the front door of his funeral home.

Beady-eyed Zedekiah Smith, the bank robber, still hung there, but even he had been pushed aside for something more important.

I jumped up , pushed the boat under the water with my feet , and caught one of the ship's ropes .

He pushed his way to the front of the crowd.

Eddie started to line up to jump when Stevie pushed me in the middle and told me to do it.

Luckily the frog, who had been hunting butterflies nearby, saw him and with all his strength pushed him back into the pond.

That has pushed up production costs at a time when orders are unpredictable, said the company's chairman, Xiao Senlin.

I put my hand on the door and pushed it a little and a little more till somebody said, "There, that's enough -- put your head in. "

The public is not going to be fooled once it sees what the Republicans, pushed by Tea Party members, were really holding out for.

I do not know how, but he has pushed her to betray her own people.

A man was pushed out of an airplane, without a parachute. How was he able to survive?

He also pushed the team forward with constant encouragements and advice to the players in front of him, like a true leader.

For all the festive bunting, and despite the fact that rebels have pushed the front far to the southeast, the Libyan capital remains wary.

Yandry pulled up the anchor, slid one of the long poles off the cabin roof, and pushed them off.

Lee pushed on, taking detailed tasting notes of every wine she came across in her job as a food and wine writer.

Domonic had also pushed through a raise for Thomas of ten dollars and he was now getting forty-five dollars a week .

It was cold now in the time before daylight and he pushed against the wood to be warm. I can do it as long as he can, he thought.

It is to be expected that this feels awkward, as we finally aligning ourselves with what we have pushed aside for so long.

FedEx had been due to take delivery of the first plane in 2009 but production difficulties pushed the deadline back by at least one year.

However, an arrow shot came from the window, he pushed her to the side of a bed, to block the arrow.

Arnold ate a few more forkfuls of his breakfast, put his hands on the edge of the table and pushed back his chair.

However, request, or advice, with the request or advice can be pushed away in time past, seems to be something.

This was a small crossroad without any traffic lights or policemen. I pushed my bike and wanted to go across the road.

During the first ten weeks of the invasion, the Germans pushed the front eastward, and the Russians suffered more than a million casualties.

Goldman has pushed this envelope further than other investment banks, believing it had the skill to manage the resulting conflicts.

It was a moment of history forever fixed, the letters was a vicious stepmother, killed his daughter, we were pushed down the cliff.

The rude young man pushed his way through the crowd.

Pakistan said the militants have suffered heavy losses and have been pushed over the border into Afghanistan.

I pushed the door to the balcony of light, he saw it fly up and singing a few songs.

Interoperability has always been one of the key factors pushed by vendors for the need for Web Services standards.

One of the US's new WTO cases was the intellectual property rights complaint, pushed by the US music, movie and publishing industries.

It was the first case that China pushed to a dispute panel on its own initiative since it joined the WTO at the end of 2001.

In April four people drowned after Turkish police allegedly pushed a group of refugees into a river and made them swim back towards Iraq.

Chenayya wiped his palm against his sarong, pushed the door open, went into the store, and crouched by a corner of Mr. Pai's table.

It is now shrinking, but its remnants must be dragged into the light, with over-the-counter derivatives pushed onto central clearinghouses.

While Spring may have been what pushed the team to make these changes, they're useful for any class for which this might be a problem.

There, the winds will be pushed upward a bit by the rolling land, and your home and the surrounding landscape can be in a quiet pocket.

We pushed the bike down past the various college hangouts and cafeterias and looked into Robbie's to see if we knew anybody.

The gun fired . My legs seemed to meet no resistance , as if was pushed forward by some unknown force.

But more recent increases have pushed the rate up to a level where it may inflict damage.

Once when they were all sitting there, the little grandson of four years pushed some pieces of wood together on the floor.

"For me the disappointing thing was that I thought Arsenal bullied us and pushed us around, " Moyes said.

Miss Bartlett pushed the hand away and got to her feet, her face flushed with shame and annoyance.

A rocket is made of metal. There is a hot gas inside it. When it rushes out of the end of the rocket, the rocket is pushed up into the air.

Tonks is pushed outside with him, and the door slams in his face.

Socrates said nothing but took him along to a river. He suddenly pushed him into the river forcibly .

dropped the line and groped toward it, pushed his head and shoulders through a small hole, and saw the broad Mississippi rolling by!

When hash tables are built, join keys are pushed down and used to filter the rows of the fact table, and performance improves dramatically.

The more dollars the United States pushed into the system, the more doubt there would be about its ability to back the dollar with gold.

The interaction of these factors has pushed Zheshang, Zhejiang businessmen, to the front of the historical stage.

The gases are collected in this tube, or after-burner, and are pushed out at high speeds giving it a jet-like thrust.

A sell-off on Wednesday had pushed yields up to the 3. 50 percent area, which had recently attracted strong buying.

He added, "If you really want change, it's got to be pulled and pushed by broader policies with bite. "

He pushed to broaden their role to dodgier mortgages in an effort to help home ownership for the poor.

He pushed for peace in Palestine, but seems to have retreated at the first sign of gun smoke from Capitol Hill.

A crowd of soldiers waited at Lee's headquarters. They pushed close around him trying to touch him, trying to shake his hand.

Low-ozone air is often pushed southward to 40 or 45 degrees latitude by natural atmospheric disturbances, Rex said.

After only a few seconds I pushed him against the wall and plunged my sword into his body again and again .

He pushed his way through the crowd, saying "Excuse me" .

But before I could ask any questions, he pushed his way through.

If it's pushed right up against the front of the shoe, they're too small.

If water is not pumped to the top of a tall tree, and if it is not pushed to the top of a tall tree, then we may ask: how does it get there?

"If our educational leaders had pushed this [internationalisation] earlier they might have changed America. "

Great Britain has not been pushed out of the business of building aircraft yet. It's still holding on by its fingernails.

But an explosion of protests Friday rejecting the move appeared to have pushed the military into forcing him out completely.

I just kind of got pushed around the court, and eventually was made to make an error or she would hit a winner.

Pushed by both interior and exterior forces, institution change would mainly take place in cultural, economic and political fields.

Dealers pushed the market lower in part to provide the sort of price concession that might attract buyers next week.

Opposition parties which had pushed for the no-confidence motion emphasised that they would continue to seek to topple Mr Kan.

Therefore, when the piston is pushed up in the cylinder, the air in the cylinder is trapped above the piston and compressed.

If I got up, pushed myself to do exercises, it would make a tremendous difference in my spirit.

"You're a terrible mother, " he said. Then she pushed him out of the nest.

He was a man of influence. Not someone to be pushed around.

She looked for hard and slightly gaunt face, just also be in high and vigorous spirits thought he was pushed into the end of the valley.