| Astoundingly, presidents have, in the past, managed to push through agendas they really care about. |
| Amputations and suchlike in the hospitals are seen very briefly as people push through the crowds of injured and dying. |
| Feeling threatened, the Internet community tried to push through net neutrality rules that said every packet should be treated equally. |
| Obviously that's a very subjective sieve to push through a juror, because the juror has to make an introspective judgment of himself. |
| The government was reluctant to push through the sort of housecleaning that the United States went through in its recent crisis. |
| The gauzy curtains might represent flimsy barriers that will be easy for you to push through to get what you need. |
