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The phrase 'pushed into a corner' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are describing a situation in which one person or thing is being pressed or forced into a difficult position or situation. For example: "The candidate was pushed into a corner and felt unable to answer the difficult questions."
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Surely they were pushed into a corner.
"It seems like they are pushed into a corner.
Comedians just shouldn't be pushed into a corner like that.
He is always being pushed into a corner.
Muslims in Australia have been pushed into a corner.
"It felt like I was being pushed into a corner," she added.
He worried that Israel would soon be pushed into a corner.
He said: "I was pushed into a corner and had no choice.
"These girls are just pushed into a corner," Ms. Yevlapova said.
The bed, pushed into a corner, almost entirely filled the space.
He had an "obsessive quality, and when pushed into a corner could act with emotional violence".
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