Sentence examples for get shoved aside from inspiring English sources

But older workers suspect their résumés often get shoved aside in favor of those from younger workers.

The eager embrace of the new voice tends to mean that older artists get shoved aside and neglected.

In these movies, stars are reduced to burbling voices, or get shoved aside by scaly creatures, digital convulsions, or magical columns of light.

Familiarity breeds, if not contempt, then casualness, and sometimes it's works that are among the most affecting that get shoved aside in the dialectics and the polemics.

But when government is coin-operated – when America becomes a nation on the take – the nation's needs get shoved aside like neglected children.

Traditionally, I.B.M. chief executives are invited to join Augusta, which isn't a tradition that would get shoved aside lightly because I.B.M. remains one of only three main sponsors of the Masters.

But as Clara turning to an apparent "dark side" gets shoved aside by her bereavement, so does his softening continue.

This series has its roots in the teams' first-round playoff meeting in 2010, when the still too-green Thunder got shoved aside.

A woman who gets shoved aside by an unthinking, self-interested animal even though she's much more suited to the task at hand.

"We feel that walnuts have got shoved aside," said Miller, who also gave statistics about the walnut industry and then introduced Marion Cunningham, a cookbook author and the newly appointed spokesperson for the Walnut Marketing Board.

But every so often this practical McCain, bending to the mood of the primary electorate, gets shoved aside by the quixotic McCain, the one who never seems happier than when he's championing a lost cause.