push ahead

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

She had pushed ahead of them all despite their best efforts to hold her back.

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

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

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

We both need to be honest, but let's not push ahead too hard.

This can pay off for those who push ahead, he argues.

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

He'd just have to be patient, perhaps, and keep pushing ahead.

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

She searched his eyes with her own and pushed ahead.

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

But most companies say they still plan to push ahead with their stock offerings.

Project leaders seemed pleased enough with the results to keep pushing ahead.

"We believe he is committed to reform and will push ahead."

He said the results should give companies pause when they try to push ahead too fast.

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

There will be no attack on our rear when we push ahead.

Why not push ahead to make exactly the kind of dinosaur that we'd like to see?

Times of growing unemployment provide the opportunity to push ahead.

The kid knew it too, but he was going to push ahead anyway.

Nonetheless, it makes political sense for the party to push ahead on both efforts.

"So that kind of gave me confidence to spend the money and push ahead with it."

But yesterday they said that date would be pushed ahead, along with the increase.

I would like to warn everyone that we are pushing ahead too quickly in this area.