push on

verb

1. intr, adverb to resume one's course; carry on one's way steadily; press on

Example Sentences

"When I created this group, it was very much pushing on an open door," said founder and GP Rebecca Foljambe.

From BBC

Any push on undocumented immigrants will face a fight.

From New York Times

“It felt like there was this persona being pushed on him, and I couldn’t get a sense for who he was,” the director said.

From Los Angeles Times

They are top and they know it is in their hands to stay there, so it helps the whole team to keep pushing on.

From BBC

“When you’re getting pushed on with a sprained ankle, it’s not very comfortable. … I wish it was just laying there and them rubbing on me, but that’s usually not how it’s going.”

From Los Angeles Times