Sentence examples for budge over from inspiring English sources

It may well be that none of them will budge over the next four years.

Led by F.W. Campbell of Blackheath, the rugby men refused to budge over hacking, calling those against the practice "unmanly".

But in public Mr Cameron appears to back his Chancellor in refusing to budge over the cuts.

Margaret Thatcher's refusal to budge over her hated flat-rate charge for council-run services led to her downfall in 1990.

Meanwhile in China, analysts and state media outlets have reiterated that Beijing will not budge over the deep changes to its economic model that the United States is seeking.

Jack! Come back! Rose can just budge over a bit! Yes, the third highest-grossing film of all time – the watery 1997 romance Titanic – was built on a big weepie lie.

Pearl Jam hasn't budged over the years, unlike most of its old contemporaries.

In America the real wage has hardly budged over the past four decades.

But Frankfurt's vacancy rate has hardly budged over the past year, whereas Mumbai's has more than quadrupled, from 2.9% to 12.7%.

Currently, women make up just under 20percentt of all seats, a number that has barely budged over the years.

Incomes look more lopsided, but the ratio of spending between the richest and poorest deciles has barely budged over time.