1 In an hour or two the moon would push over the ridge behind the farm, burn a gold-edged rent in the clouds, and then be swallowed by them.
2 Mammy's lips were large and pendulous and, when indignant, she could push out her lower one to twice its normal length.
3 Well, push Randa off you, Betsy, and hush.
4 She sat upright and gave Prissy a push to speed her feet.
5 When Prissy still lingered, shuffling her feet and mouthing, Scarlett gave her another push which nearly sent her headlong down the front steps.
6 Your life isn't safe on the streets after dark and even in the broad daylight they push ladies off the sidewalks into the mud.
7 It can't be true, she thought vehemently, trying to push back the fear.
8 "I won't think of it now," she said again, aloud, trying to push her misery to the back of her mind, trying to find some bulwark against the rising tide of pain.
9 But some intuitive repugnance, getting the better of years of social discipline, had made her push Mr. Rosedale into his OUBLIETTE without a trial.
10 "Ah, my dear," murmured Mrs. Fisher, rising to push back a log from the hearth.
11 But the old habit of observing the conventions reminded her that it was time to bring their colloquy to an end, and she made a faint motion to push back her chair.
12 She sat with closed eyes, longing to push past Kennicott, hide somewhere in the train, flee on toward the Pacific.
13 Tonight, as every night, she was irritated by having to push the old plush chair out of the way before she could open the closet door.
14 It was salvation to push the heavy tables, to scrub them, to be exact in placing the sheet.
15 At her nervous push the door swung sharply in, struck a chair.