The phrase "arse into" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or vulgar.
It can be used in colloquial contexts, often to describe a situation where someone is forced into a position or situation they do not want to be in.
Example: "He was pushed arse into the corner during the argument, with no way to escape."
Alternatives: "backed into" or "forced into".
The sets teem with fanboy detail: the Jupiter Mining Corporation-branded chilli sauce on Lister's shelf (tagline: "IT'LL BLOW YOUR ARSE INTO SPACE!"); dog-eared copies of Morris Dancing Monthly on the coffee table; crushed JMC beer cans next to Lister's seat in Starbug; the photos of Jim Bexley Speed in his bunk.
I realised when I got to 250m that I was behind and so I had to get my arse into gear".
Recording lads skidding infinitely on their face, knees and arse into the dirtiest river in Europe?
Fee: Why, sister, a girl should never have to drag her arse into debt to look good.
Crack is synonymous with the street trade in heroin, where the two substances are sold as a pair, "brown and white", often straight out of the seller's arse into the buyer's hand.
There is absolutely no competition; she's a character straight from hell, a woman so depraved and overly sexualised that she even tries to turn wiping her arse into an erotic escapade.
Arms moulded with chests, legs, and arses into an armour-plated bubble.
All these thoughts buzz through your head like wasps, jabbing their stinging arses into your limp and tired grey matter.
So while we wait for the medical profession to get their arses into gear and hope that Tory Britain doesn't cut every remaining scrap of support for the disabled, let's at least recognise ME for the very real and very shitty illness it is.
36 mins: Scholes attemptious crossfield pass but, to the amusement of the home fans, the balls cannons off Gibson's arse and into touch.
I was sliding with my legs up, arse first into the front row!" One of the HIGHLIGHTS of shooting Perfect Sense – alongside licking shaving cream (actually white chocolate) off Eva Green in a bath – was acting for the first time alongside his uncle, Denis Lawson, the man who had inspired him to take up the profession in the first place.
