push through

verb

1. (tr) to compel to accept

   the bill was pushed through Parliament

Example Sentences

It reads almost like an obituary, detailing the suffering and grief she’s experienced as she pushes through treatment she knows will do little to save her life.

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“These pauses let me feel those moments instead of pushing through them.”

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Three prison directors' unions on Wednesday lashed out at the tough-talking right-wing minister, who is pushing through a plan to lock up the most dangerous drug traffickers in supermax prisons.

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In Forrest’s case, he said, the recipe included “fortitude, guts, will, strength, pushing through, making fast decisions, and having the financial wherewithal.”

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The stock market’s Thanksgiving-week parade pushed through the latest trickle of economic data.

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