Sentence examples for being shoved off from inspiring English sources

For some of us it was punches, pint glasses, deadnames, being shoved off bicycles into rivers.

These thorny matters are now being shoved off into committee, so no hard decisions have to be taken anytime soon.

And Toyota is widely tipped to overtake General Motors this year as the world's biggest car company.In global finance, too, America and the dollar are being shoved off their pedestal.

Finally the bags would be jettisoned and the probe, the size of a large dustbin lid, would have dropped to the rocky surface with the jolt of a briefcase being shoved off a desk.

"It takes the middle class a while to realise they're being shoved off of the precipice," Thomas Adcock, a writer and novelist tells me.

That multitrillion-dollar obligation has been shoved off to future generations.

But the ticket tout had swindled him: he was shoved off at Cardiff.

Their second try for example came after they were shoved off their own ball at the scrummage.

Any chance of a Leicester win was finally gone when they were shoved off their scrum ball at the cost of a penalty two minutes from full-time.

Olympics protesters are also upset about the thousands of homeless people who will be shoved off the streets of Vancouver for the benefit of television cameras.

That plan has been shoved off the tracks, at least for now; he has, for example, delayed meeting with publishers in New York to sell his memoirs.