Sentence examples for Before we shove from inspiring English sources

Before we shove off, a word about our cousins across the Atlantic.

Their nine-month affair was intense and destructive, but it also produced Cowboy Mouth (1971), an absurdist theatre piece based largely in the room in New York's Chelsea Hotel where it was composed: "I'd never written a play with somebody before and we literally shoved the typewriter back and forth across the table.

At one point, a single officer seems to command him to leave before shoving him and hitting him with what appears to be a nightstick.

No matter what bad, bad thing her bad, bad boy did in the past, Hillary never before shoved him into traffic, saying: "You'll have to ask him".

She announces that they mean us no harm, that they just need some water and a mineral "common and abundant on Earth" before they shove off.

And what it means to be civil instead of litigious, coming to the table and making a compromise before politicians shove it down your throat and you feel compelled to challenge them to a courthouse brawl.

"Yes, you need to be in some level of physical condition before you shove off," Mr. Bird said, adding that passion to complete a dream that has lived within him for years helped fuel his muscles.

Is $5 cheap enough to make your child smile at the breakfast table before you shove them into this pirate and recession filled world?

So they're going to get me stoned before they shove a camera up my ass?

Complain when people fold it The standard New York/New Jersey method of folding your slice before you shove it between your gums has some (admittedly well-spoken) detractors.

Always prepare for your journey by studying charts of where you plan to go and check weather conditions and forecasts well before you shove off.