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One came after another, and then I was pushed ahead.

But Senate leaders will push ahead with their plans this summer.

Will the Bush team now push ahead on its own or slow down?

Six months on, teams are pushing ahead with free treatment.

The others quickly agreed, and it was decided to push ahead.

I pushed ahead, eyes level, looking neither right nor left.

He pushed the computer ahead to the end of the file.

A great deal of effort is needed if we are to push ahead with our economic and social reforms.

Still, the new government is expected to push ahead with a large privatization program.

The only way was to push straight ahead and try to ignore them.

"The issues going forward are very different than they were when I came 12 years ago."

I have to be able to go forward and not look back any more.

A voice called to me to come in, and I went forward into the room.

He went forward, sat on the end of the bed with her.

The few still on their feet could not go forward.

Anything I do now has got to be new going forward.

I want to go forward now, to make a new beginning.

A decision to go forward with the project is not expected before 2015.

The idea was brought before the school who decided to go forward with the plan.

Something wasn't right, but he had to let the game go forward.

They turned south, to march along the east side of the city.

We marched along the wall for a distance of some two miles.

They want to march along the sidewalk or across the grass.

She left the office and marched a little way along the corridor to a single room.

We're going to march along the coast the whole long way.

She turned on her heel and marched back along the road.

Man would march along the course that his culture plotted.

In the distance, a line of soldiers was marching along a mountain road.

So we'll march along the coast in easy stages and chase them back the way they came.

From there he marched along the coast towards the north.

I pushed the top of the computer down on his hands.

"We were back at my house and he just sort of pushed himself on me," the woman said.

And if we push it on people, they won't believe us about anything.

Then he pushed a key on the side of the box.

She pushed the glass away from her on the table.

They pushed past Richard on their way to the front door.

Pushing open the door on the right he looked inside.

She didn't know how far to push him on this.

But her success also comes from pushing hard on the street.

And he has been pushing his case on American television.