Sentence examples for cram it down from inspiring English sources

We're just trying to cram it down everybody's throats".

"We make a conscious choice not to cram it down their throats," Mr. Jenkins said.

"I guess other people can do whatever they want to do and cram it down people's throats".

These competitive eaters do not so much eat the hot dog as mush it up and cram it down the cakehole with their fist.

If Governor Bush really did try to abrogate the ABM treaty unilaterally, and cram it down the throats of the Russians and Europeans, I believe it could trigger a Seattle-like, Internet-driven, mass-based, anti-nuclear protest against the U.S. -- identical to the popular movement in Europe today against America's genetically modified foods.

Their purpose — "Come on, sisters, help feed her! Let's cram it down her little red lane!" — is to get her to admit that she shares their name, and so is just like them, one of the family: "Why, you're just in the bosom of your own family," somebody's voice cried softly as if in condolence.

"So," he shouts, loud enough to be sure she can hear him over the booming music, "did your family, like, know Pablo Escobar?" She stuffs the last yellow envelope in the trash, cramming it down as deep as it will go, the paper crinkling like an accordion.

Facebook isn't cramming it down the necks of users at this point either.

"You have to be open to negotiating and not just cramming it down our throats," Labrador said.

I gagged just a bit when Voldepussy said how he'd promised to vote with Bulbous against his blood bud Rob: "because Russell crammed it down our throats".

In order to create foie gras, ducks and geese are painfully force-fed up to four pounds of food a day by cramming it down their throats through metal pipes until they develop a disease that causes their livers to enlarge up to several times their normal size.