Sentence examples for attempting to stuff from inspiring English sources

Garotted with taxidermist's wire, a woman's corpse is found outside Blackthorn House, where Connie is attempting to stuff a jackdaw.

Wearing two suits would have been legal, if far from uncontroversial, until last Saturday, when swimming's world governing body, FINA, finally started the awkward process of attempting to stuff at least some of the genie back in the bottle that it had left unsupervised.

To complain at this stage that a major artist giving an album away devalues music is to reduce oneself to the contortions associated with attempting to stuff toothpaste back into a tube while locking the door of a long-empty stable.

Two suitcases were splayed open on my bedroom floor, and I was attempting to stuff as many clothes as possible into them without going over the 50-pound weight limit I was allotted by the airline.

(I could jump on Ken Ham when he claimed that Jesus believed in the book of Genesis. I need the exact passage on that -- otherwise it is a violation of the First Commandment by attempting to stuff words in God's Mouth).

This is not the first time Trumps have attempted to stuff things down the memory hole.

"It seems someone has attempted to stuff the crocodile as it had no insides and there was straw stuck in its legs.

Above all, you saw them up there because expertise has gone global, and so it will be particularly intriguing to watch as Russia attempts to stuff some of its figure skating genies back in the bottle to help grant the motherland some medals at the Sochi Olympics in 2014.

In other drug smuggling news, more than a ton of marijuana was caught by American border patrol on Sunday, as drug smugglers attempted to stuff weed into 3,000 massive fake carrots, which they then tried to hide among real vegetables on a truck crossing the US-Mexico border.

You shouldn't attempt to stuff your bra with tissue to create the appearance of bigger breasts, as it can make your chest look lumpy and misshapen.

He's done other stuff this week, such as attempting to block Gordon Brown from becoming head of the IMF and agitating, as ever, against AV, but I promise you, wearily, that this coat thing is really all we need to know about our mewling, U-turning prime minister.