Sentence examples for Go shove from inspiring English sources

Presented with such pointless measures, most people (and by most people I mean everyone) would rightly tell the tobacco companies to go shove their cancer sticks in a sun-free spot.

We talked about the Saboteur, recognized it, gave it a name, and told her to go shove it.

We were secretly thrilled when Laurie David and Sheryl Crow told Karl Rove to, in essence, go shove it.

One of the reasons I love being an American, especially after having lived in Europe for eleven years, is that two centuries ago we told a British monarch to go shove it.

This includes all decisions from self-harm; everything from letting your boss know where they can go shove their poor management skills or ending a relationship to more intense forms of self-harm like cutting or suicide.

"That happens every weekend, and if you go and shove 13,000 new homes here you just make it worse.

It is a crowded, confusing place where people must somehow trust that the strangers behind them are not going to shove them off the platform, that the trains are not going to entomb them underground, that the East River will not gush into the tunnels.

According to Mr. Caputo, the aides were approached by the Cuomo staff member and told: "If you girls don't get out of here I'm going to shove those duck calls down your throats".

And I'm going to shove it up their ass".

We're going to shove it down their throats rather than wait until they're ready".

No White House operatives are going to shove him out of the race for governor next year, no sir. So he said.