Sentence examples for crowbar into from inspiring English sources

The world now knows Ms. Jones as the Defense Department's liaison to the White House whom the Salahis attempted to use as their crowbar into the black-tie dinner.

But the fact that the contemporary British working class is far from uniformly white and post-industrial is difficult to crowbar into this narrative, and by reinforcing that outdated image of the working class, we obscure its significant non-white constituency.

If you draw a Venn diagram, you can see that there are a significant number of people who are in it for the money and feel the profession is overpaid, which I think is the kind of conscientious difficulty that the church ought to be sticking a crowbar into and prising open".

Despite all the technology at our disposal, there's still the physical threat of burglars jamming a crowbar into your business' window frame to plunder the valuables inside.

Don't you wish your parents had given you decent advice instead of the endless vomit of abstinence and diligence they tried to crowbar into your indulgent, idle mind?

You don't stick a crowbar into someone's head in those games, and then phone up that guy's wife, invite her over and start kissing her straight afterwards.

Oceanic light pours through the opening onto the West that he crowbarred into Russia.

In the past, Americana artists were crowbarred into folk or blues categories, or not nominated at all.

Farther down, on a stretch of sidewalk cordoned off by a wooden partition, workers in hard hats were smashing crowbars into the brick façade of the Vanderheyden Hotel.

Some scrooges may be tired of yuletide episode cliches being crowbarred into their favourite shows: A frozen turkey that won't defrost!

But the comedian admits he has been "crowbarred" into a number of jobs that do not suit his talents, most notably the lottery show.