Sentence examples for jamming down from inspiring English sources

The Buena Vista Social Club as it was originally meant to be, with Malians jamming down with Cubans; except that the Africans didn't show up first time round.

He bore down at one point as if he was pursuing a phantom opponent before jamming down both skate blades to make a hard stop at center ice.

"He very deliberately, early on, made the choice that rather than really jamming down services, he was going to hold the service level and raise taxes," said Mark Page, director of the Office of Management and Budget.

It was arguably a highlight — sartorial or rhetorical — of a tedious exercise in democracy that might have left cynical Iraqis or Afghans wondering what we're jamming down their throats.

"There seems to me to be a bit of arrogance here in jamming down the public's throat that this is good for you," said Senator Thomas W. Libous, a Binghamton Republican and one of Albany's more mild-mannered politicians.

"So saying that they agreed to it, it was jammed down their throat.

Then, Mr. Bellson said, he saw the bones, jammed down into a rock crevice.

"People felt like they had these plants jammed down their throats and they did".

"They also don't want to have movies jammed down their throats.

The wad is thick, jammed down into the bottom of the pocket.

His healthcare mandate, jammed down our throats by Madame Pelosi the whip, has been thrown in the garbage today.