Sentence examples for get shoved out from inspiring English sources
The only moral decision is to refuse to join the administration, or if already a member, to resign voluntarily (not get shoved out, as Nielsen seems to have been).
But no one is ever small enough to get shoved out at the curbside of high gas prices, declining wages, crappy health insurance, and a sad education system.
In a hypothetical scenario, Cotchery said that for every eight punt returns, an average flier would get shoved out of bounds four times; an above-average flier less.
The young Irish men are sullenly silent, too, as their mothers and sisters lunge distractedly toward them to protect them, then get shoved out of the way by the soldiers.
When PLD2 makes PA, it has to bind a water molecule as part of the process, but if enough alcohol is present, water can get shoved out of the way.
When I was 26, I spent nine months in a Mandarin program and every time I sat down with a new stack of flashcards, I wondered how many characters would get shoved out of my memory to make room for new ones.
But Diaz can't do more than edge her way into scenes, and after some halfhearted flirting with Chou, she gets shoved out of the picture.
6 10 p.m. | Updated Schwartz has been quoted as saying: "I went to congratulate Coach Harbaugh and got shoved out of the way.
As a Mauritian British citizen who wants to see a better UK, I thought Griffin's contingent would welcome me with open arms when I tried to join the party last week – instead I (literally) got shoved out the door.
He rumbled for 29 yards on the third play of the game, breaking a tackle at the line of scrimmage and bolting through the secondary before getting shoved out of bounds.
