Sentence examples for pushing him with from inspiring English sources

Among them: telling Scotland's Stuart Hogg to stop with the diving at Newcastle's St James Parkk or "come back in two weeks" when the football restarts; plus a neat clarification: "He's not punching him, he's pushing him with his fist".

"Oopsy-daisy," says one soldier disposing of a prisoner prematurely by pushing him "with a little playground shove" into a ditch of stakes, while Tom's sister Kate writes from England with Mitfordesque expressions of impregnable frivolity: "As for me, / I'm perfectly safe and bored, bored, bored".

The man at the front desk pushed him with his club and he fell to the ground.

Savini said that after he had run the wrong way in a drill, Garrett pushed him with an open hand against the breast plate of his shoulder pads.

Get out of here!" Two old ladies grabbed Sam and pushed him - with unexpected savagery - against a display of new-age literature.

Spithill was sharper on the start after Barker had tried to push him with a singular lack of success, took the lead at the first mark by nine seconds and stretched that to 12 seconds at the bottom of the course.

Just as he is about to go up for a layup and I am about to push him with both hands, I see the wall in front of him, and then, in my mind's eye, I see him slamming into that wall, hear the sickening sound of his arm breaking - crack! - against the bricks.

Wayne, not making an attempt for the ball, pushes him with his left arm".

Those will push him, with a new Congress, perhaps to take legislation as forward looking and as great as in '65, '66, in LBJ's period.

Blythe testified that he approached the fan and pushed him with both hands out of the stage in the belief that the crowd would catch him, which it did not.

Sometimes it is necessary to "Shoulder" the beast, or push him with your horse's shoulder.