Sentence examples for and shove in a from inspiring English sources

If you get involved in a bit of push and shove in a public place after a few drinks, O'Farrell has decided that four years in gaol is about right for you.

It's easy to use the chicken to top salads and shove in a burrito, but we're thinking a little bigger.

It is recipe forward, meaning that its pages are literally packed from cover to cover with the sorts of home-style dishes one might tear out and shove in a card file.

Others don't want their families to know: older victims often fear being deemed unable to manage their lives and shoved in a home.

He remembered that Spider Boy, panhandling in front of the Camden train station, had been standing in an odd posture — sexy-swaggering, you might say — one hand brashly extended palm up and the other, as if for ballast, clenched and shoved in a pocket of his filthy jeans.

After I shimmied into the spandex and shoved in a bunch of cotton stuffing, I rubbed red blush on my face, put on a bald cap, and poured strawberry jelly and cottage cheese all over my head.

It was $35 for an eighth and looked like most of it had been ripped from the forest floor and shoved in a bag with a couple brownish nuggets.

"It's a place for people to take a break," he says, turning over a monsterload of frankfurters on the grill – anything that can be deep-fried and shoved in a bun, we're giving out for free.

As his coffin was carried to his grave, the large crowd packed into the cemetery in Rangoon Burmama's former capital and still its largest city – heaved and shoved in an attempt to get one last glimpse of the pro-democracy icon being interred.

They push and shove in the hope of catching a glimpse of the former president who tried to smooth some of the sharp edges of the Islamic republic and open a "dialogue" with the west.

Literally – grab a pineapple and shove in some beef.