Sentence examples for has been pushed under from inspiring English sources

Latest tweet has been pushed under the "message box.

One thing is for sure, with the precipitous emergence of Occupy Wall Street, WikiLeaks, and now the NSA fiasco with patriot[2] Edward Snowden, the democratic experiment has been pushed under the bus.

"If it wasn't for that, things would have been pushed under the rug".

My head had been pushed under, I was drowning and the thick slime of loathing poured down my throat — strangling me! (He swallows convulsively).

One elderly woman had been pushed under the water and was helped by a relative, but she was in a poor state and collapsed on the shore.

"As horrible and sordid as this case is, our sport is in a better position now knowing this is happened than if it had been pushed under the carpet," says Bedford. "And as a sport we have to give credit to Baranov, Shobukhova, and Wallace-Jones who bought this to the ethics commission".

American military officials said that the leaflets offering the bounty had been pushed under doors during the night in villages in Paktia Province, an area near the Pakistani border thought to contain many Taliban and Qaeda fighters, and where segments of the local population are believed to be sympathetic to the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Mike Whale, the Hull secretary of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) and the first person Birkenshaw told about her planned transition, says trans issues have been "pushed under the carpet" in education, and even now many schools are "not really aware of how to deal with the issue".

We're not good at receiving because we have many parts of ourselves that have been pushed under, wounded, and violated.

As they sold the conventional wisdom that a rising tide lifts all boats, the reality is that most of us have been pushed under water by a wave of surging income and wealth inequality.

But it has been pushed beyond reach under almost all circumstances.