push on

In each and every case, you have only to push on the door.

We left him and pushed on through to take a look at the town.

Then he pushed on to have his will with the river.

There was still enough light to push on for a while.

There had seemed little reason to push on during the night.

So there was nothing else to do but to push on with the job.

Those are the kind of things we're going to be pushing on.

You cannot push on with this project without the support of the people.

Once in a while he'd ask a question, then push on.

He pushed on it, first to the right, then the left.

What if he meant not to stay another night but would push on?

They are, to be sure, pushing on an open door.

His job is to be first and then push on somewhere new.

Which meant pushing on, across here and down the other side.

He pushed on to the little bar, and went inside.

I am for pushing on now and seeing what does really come.

Now our business is just to fight and to push on for all we're worth.

He heard the sound of the boat being pushed on to the water.

Still, there seemed to be nothing else he could do except push on.

There was no way of telling because he pushed on out into the night.

Learning how it had been with us, he then pushed on to search for me.

He kept these thoughts to himself as they pushed on.

But now the blacks pushed on almost at a run.

I'm so over the moon but I need to push on now.

A woman who'd been pushing on it nearly fell out.