Once one is pushed over, it pushes Earth towards another.
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They pushed over a chest of drawers and threw chairs.
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The resolution was pushed over the top after Republican Sens.
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Global coronavirus cases pushed over 100,000 with at least 3,381 deaths.
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They pushed over every single one, even the big, heavy bases.
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He had fallen over another player after getting pushed over a pile.
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When the NSC is completed, it will be pushed over the damaged reactor.
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Who signed on: The resolution was pushed over the top after Republican Sens.
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Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink was pushed over in the fracas after the final whistle.
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Teachers feel pushed over the edge to protest against a litany of resulting troubles.
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We don't know why exactly Devin was pushed over the edge to that extent.
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So it'll either happen very quickly or be pushed over beyond these various elections.
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The video output is then pushed over WiFi from the Mac Mini to the iPad.
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Recreational vehicles, trucks and even trains were pushed over, surrounded by new lakes of water.
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And it was possible the stones had in fact been pushed over, just not recently.
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Concertgoers also reported that he dropped his mic mid-song, pushed over a speaker, and fell.
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Stevens was pushed over the edge, she said, when she was tending to her dying grandmother.
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Gordon hit a hole and pushed over the goal line with strong second and third efforts.
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It's hired top-notch security engineers, pushed over-the-internet software updates, and added code integrity checks.
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Under circumstances like these, somewhere, someone, is likely to step — or be pushed — over the legal line.
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U.S. light crude pushed over $70 on Wednesday due to falling U.S. crude inventories and production levels.
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Some will be pushed over the line, like Loadout and some of the services that Loadout depended on.
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Unfortunately, the series didn't last long on the network, and was pushed over to Hulu after two episodes.
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Even the weaker ones could be pushed over the finish line by a cast that was clearly gelling.
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Leclerc, pushed over the edge into the bottom five, was already in the garage and could do nothing.
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Latent suicidal thoughts can wax and wane until pushed over the threshold to carry out the ultimate act.
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Barry introduced a new one: a high river in the summer, pushed over its banks by a hurricane.
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More than 100 headstones were found damaged or pushed over at a Jewish cemetery in Missouri, among other incidents.
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This then triggers a video recording that's pushed over the web to the app on the pet owner's device.
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She's not scared of being pushed over," her mom explains, revealing that her youngest child "wants to be an inventor.
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But none of this will matter if, in November, Trump's opponent isn't pushed over the top with overwhelming electoral energy.
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Managing stress takes us from our perch on the edge, ready to be pushed over, to a little more stable ground.
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Boy Scout leaders in Utah cheered as they pushed over a 2,000-year-old rock formation because they thought it was dangerous.
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Green said he was enjoying the concert from the venue's balcony when he was pushed over the railing by the rushing crowd.
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Clinton will be pushed over the top by Latino voters, who have rallied behind her in the closing days of this race.
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For the same cake, pushed over to lean at an x-degree tilt, what do you think the surface area would be?
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Some fans thought he was "wasted" because he pushed over an amp and urged the crowd to tell him they loved him.
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The argument, pushed over and over in state-run media, is that China's authoritarian system is uniquely capable of solving such crises.
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"I can't confirm that some of them were not pushed over, but we have nothing to indicate that has happened," he said.
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Pushed over the edge by the nationwide financial crisis, GM and Chrysler went into bankruptcy, prearranged with the new Obama administration, in 20073.
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Anybody who had not cut short exposure in the latest CFTC report was likely "pushed over the edge" after the Fed decision, said Button.
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He was pushed over the edge when Heidi discovered him sexting with an out-of-state girlfriend and decided to take his phone away.
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Most experts seem to think these go-it-alone terrorists are pushed over the edge into violence shortly before they commit their terrible acts.
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You show up, and if you're ill-prepared and do a terrible job, you're not going to just be pushed over the finish line.
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There's something: Rebic busts in, catches a lead ball and rips a shot back across that Lloris will be glad to have pushed over.
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The Veterans Affairs Medicinal Cannabis Research Act of 2018 was pushed over the finish line thanks to the overwhelming support of veterans across the country.
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Mr Wehrey agrees on the need to proceed carefully, but says that "we can't wait" for a unity government to be "pushed over the line".
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She's at the tip, she's being pushed over the edge over and over again by history, by politics, but also what's happening within her group.
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Those clustered at the front alternate between dancing and gleefully shouting along, and bracing themselves as they're pushed over the lip of the low stage.
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A woman, who was standing in front of him near the edge of the subway platform, was accidentally pushed over and hurled onto the tracks.
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Today the company announced a suite of upgrades to the system, to be pushed over-the-air to existing cars over the next couple of weeks.
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The man is pushed over some steps by the officer who continues to throw punches, and the video ends with the officer on top of him.
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Hurricane Dorian posed an increasing menace to Florida Thursday as it pushed over open waters after doing limited damage in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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After getting little support from the owners in meetings Monday, the rule change was pushed over the edge by overwhelming support from coaches, multiple outlets reported.
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The climaxes of the first movement feature some of the scariest conducting I have ever heard, the dark night of a soul pushed over the brink.
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Maybe you were pushed over the edge and disavowed the seemingly sarcastic violence of his ceramic sculptures when it turned out he actually is a white nationalist.
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The clusters of lines seem to have been made by pulling up thin strips of tape after a more viscous layer paint had been pushed over them.
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"Within the first week, I had seen several that had been pushed over," Kim said, adding that she's concerned about safety and the long-term viability of the programs.
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On Sunday, there was a sense of urgency to improve your reputation as a sexy, powerful person as love and money planet Venus pushed over the cusp of Scorpio.
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A woman has reportedly filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Rose McGowan claiming she was left brain-damaged after being pushed over by a dog owned by the actress.
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The cemetery was vandalized in May, when about 70 headstones, some dating to the early 19th century, were broken or pushed over, the Historic Batavia Cemetery Association said in a statement.
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Moderate Republicans insist they have those last few signatures locked in and ready to go at any time, and the petition could be pushed over the edge as early as Thursday.
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Within the first hour of the expo in Ningbo, a young boy pushed over a human-sized sculpture and sent its pieces toppling to the ground, according to state-run CCTV.
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Such is the case with a young Chinese boy, who single-handedly pushed over a giant fox figurine of Nick from Zootopia on Sunday at the LEGO Expo in Ningbo, China.
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In the three weeks before Jackson attacked, he spent huge amounts of his days and nights online studying Nazism and extremism until he was apparently pushed over the edge, Vance said.
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In the knockout rounds, it stormed back against Ireland in the round of 16, blitzed Iceland in the quarterfinal and here, on this steamy, sticky night, pushed over the world champions.
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"He left, and seconds later she was pushed over into the kiosk and she was disoriented trying to find him," Tucker's brother-in-law, Kalani Kalnui, told ABC News of the couple.
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This time, Ricci styled her sleek straight bob with her slightly longer, grown-out bangs pushed over to the side, instead of the full short bangs she sports from time to time.
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Witnesses told officers a fire broke out after one vehicle was pinned against the guardrail by the semi and another was pushed over the guardrail and flipped over, the sheriff's office said.
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"The desire is to prevent a bank run, so that when a bank is in a critical situation it is not pushed over the edge," a person familiar with German government's thinking said.
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"They were pushed over pretty quickly, and because they had no control over these dinghies and the wind was basically directing them and the current, they ended up over here," Sarnia Police Const.
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Many of the Islamic State militants in Afghanistan are former members of the Pakistani Taliban, who were pushed over the border into Afghanistan after operations by the Pakistani military, according to military commanders.
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During the federal election in October, members of Quebec's provincial put forward a motion for calm after a group of teens pushed over a pregnant woman wearing a hijab on a Montreal street.
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The initial ORII rings don't ship with that capability, but Origami Labs is working to ship an update that could be pushed over-the-air to all devices to equip them with the features.
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Every year, besides providing music by the likes of West African griot Afro-pop legend Salif Keïta and access to bouncy castles for the very young, FEMUA has a theme pushed over the entire event.
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If the intersection is clear and I am ahead of accelerating vehicles, I am less likely to be knocked under the wheels of a right-turning truck or pushed over by a car changing lanes.
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MANILA — One of Asia's most-wanted terrorists was killed Monday in the southern city of Marawi, the Philippine authorities said, after thousands of government troops pushed over the weekend to reclaim the town from Islamist militants.
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Our sources say the rapper was pushed over the edge by constantly defending herself over accusations of not writing her own songs, questions about her hip-hop legacy ... and her relationship with her fiance, Kenneth Petty.
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And Bryan Cranston, whose portrayal of Lyndon Johnson in "All the Way" was somehow both titanic and warm, seems like perfect stage casting to humanize the role of a newscaster pushed over the brink of madness.
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"It kind of feels like we were pushed over on the playground, we complained, the pusher then picked us up, brushed us off and apologized, then five minutes later pushed us over again," one commenter said.
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Lapatin told WPRI that Martin's death appears to be accidental, and while they plan to review surveillance footage and continue the investigation, there was no indication that he purposely jumped or was pushed over the escalator's railing.
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On another occasion Deo Singh, who lives in Ghoghara, a village on the ridge T23 followed, was sitting on Rambahadur, acting as guide to a forest guard, when the elephant pushed over some debris to reveal T3.
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GOOGLE PUTS BOSTON DYNAMICS ON SALE | Boston Dynamics' videos of robots trudging through the snow and being pushed over may have entranced viewers, but not enough to convince its human owners that it would generate real revenue.
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Mateusz Morawiecki, who took over as Poland's premier this week, has defended the judicial changes pushed over two years by his predecessor from the same Law and Justice (PiS) party, saying they were necessary to heal the courts.
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Rodkin and Vanaman developed a reputation as personalities strong enough to challenge the founders on creative decisions, and pushed over and over again to create the game the way that they wanted, says a source familiar with the project.
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Champaign County Prosecutor Kevin Talebi says that Donovan, grown resentful and sunk deep into homicidal fantasy, was pushed over the edge after Taylor decided to take his phone away when she discovered he was sexting with an out-of-state girlfriend.
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A man was arrested at the Denver Art Museum this weekend after he pushed over an exhibition case and hurled works of art to the floor, damaging rare Mayan artifacts and a Qing dynasty Chinese vase, according to the Denver police.
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Chen filed the petition on behalf of Tesla owners, including his client David Rasmussen, after Tesla pushed over-the-air software updates to some vehicles, which reduced the range the electric cars could travel on a single charge, owners said.
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And around 20 percent of the consumers who had scores below 620 before the overhaul were pushed over that score, a threshold that can be the difference between getting approved or denied for a loan, the Wall Street Journal notes.
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When the robot dog is pushed over, or starts slipping in the snow, or when the package handler has the box knocked from its hands or is shoved onto its face—these are the moments when many of us feel the deepest connection.
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With four times the resolution to push and twice the amount of colors from HDR to process, 4K HDR video content requires a great deal of data, which is easier to read off an optical disc as opposed to pushed over the air.
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Of course, Facebook's prior attempts to create a standalone Snapchat clone have all been unsuccessful and Threads could easily be just as much of a dud as the rest of the now-dead wannabe Snapchats the company has pushed over the years.
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Then, if the Democrats (or reform-minded Republicans) win enough state legislative races in a combination of Virginia, Minnesota, Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and New Hampshire—all states in which this is potentially feasible—NPV could be pushed over the finish line.
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The celebration in the streets around City Hall started out peacefully but grew more unruly as some fans pulled down traffic lights, climbed onto the roofs of garbage trucks and bus shelters, pushed over concrete planters and sprayed beer over the crowd.
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The ratio of November soybeans to December corn in the Chicago futures market has been a key point of interest surrounding the acreage discussion since April when the ratio pushed over 2.5, the level above which farmers tend to favor planting soybeans over corn.
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In sixth grade, I conked out in science class, pushed over the edge by a teacher who supplemented our lesson on the endocrine system with a collection of his own kidney stones encased in a Ziploc bag, which he then passed around the room.
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Government finances were pushed over the limit by over-spending by regional governments, especially the eastern regions of Catalonia and Valencia, and one-off costs such as a national health bill to treat hepatitis C patients, Acting Treasury Minister Cristobal Montoro told a news conference.
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In the works for four years, it has been pushed over the line towards a final treaty signature in the coming months by the election of Trump and his moves to ditch a Pacific trade pact that included Japan and leave talks with the EU in limbo.
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Even the head football coach at Madison Consolidated High School knows that this town — like so many others across the country, in both rich and poor areas — is going through hell these days, pushed over the edge by a growing opioid problem that's eating away at communities.
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But for New Orleans, mild Barry was a wake-up call, exposing a new vulnerability for a low-lying city: the possibility that the vast Mississippi—still swollen in July, months after it typically crests—could be pushed over its banks by the surge a tropical storm often brings.
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In the last few months, a Singaporean University hired Nadine as a secretary, a Boston Dynamics employee pushed over his colleague Atlas who was moving boxes at a factory and Tally, a San Francisco Target employee, began checking to make sure all the products in Aisle 3 are fully stocked.
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While Amazon integrates easily with the iPhone via iTunes, with Android users have had to fiddle around with sideloading or third-party software to get the same content, partly because Amazon has its own line of Fire devices, built on a forked Android version, which it's pushed over other Android experiences.
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It was as realistic a vision as anyone could expect (or, if one hopes for such things, hope for) of the via dolorosa of caped crusaders, who by now we pretty much accept as being dogged by trauma and from time to time nearly pushed over the edge by trauma.
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As a result, giantess content and the dozens of fetish producers serving the scene were pushed over to porn's ascendant custom video model: taking cash up front to produce a film catered to an individual's hyper-specific desires, then making a few bucks on subsequent sales before the clip's inevitably pirated.
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These sequences, even as they incorporate real-world social and economic strife into the film's field of vision — including the ever-potent currency of dividing the working class along racial lines to ensure the white power structure — are pushed over the edge of alienation by Lynchian mannerisms, Brechtian declamations, and decontextualized movement evoking Pina Bausch's Tanztheater.
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Weighing against the decision to cooperate is the prospect that, should Cohen be successfully prosecuted for this or that, he'll ultimately be pardoned by the president, and that, by Cohen talking nicely about the FBI and exacerbating the president's concern that Cohen will flip, Trump will be pushed over the line, fire Mueller, and everyone now under suspicion will live happily ever after.
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Apple's judgment about such matters hasn't been flawless — neither the FireWire nor the Thunderbolt standards that Apple has pushed over the years have proved all that successful — but they do have the strategic opportunity to try to exercise their best judgment about what people will like best, while competitors are limited to consumers' current judgment and natural conservatism about technology.
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The top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee said Wednesday he was pushed over the edge into opposing his committee's defense bill after lawmakers locked in language he considers to be anti-LGBT "Having this discriminatory provision in the defense bill, along with all the other problems, has forced me to the point where I'm actually going to oppose the bill, which I do not want to do, did not want to do," Rep.
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