Sentence examples for ram down from inspiring English sources

He ends with "imagine the pretentious nuances the BBC will ram down everyone's throats if Murray did progress beyond the QF".

Perhaps Whittingdale was ashamed of his failure to apply the economic liberalism his party is otherwise so keen to ram down throats.

"And we know how hard it is to instill our values in our kids, instead of the values they try to ram down our throats".

In 2000, the armed Al Aqsa Intifada occurred after the failed Camp David Summit in which Israel's prime minister Ehud Barak and the US president Bill Clinton tried to ram down their version of a permanent resolution down Yasser Arafat's throat.

"In the 21st Century it's become harder than ever to instill in your children the values they teach in our homes and in our church, instead of the values they try to ram down our throats in the movies, in music, in popular culture," he said, without missing a beat.

Press the RAM down into the slot until you see the retainer clips snap the RAM into place.

Is the Christian message rammed down residents' throats?

Now people can't get enough of it; the papers can't get enough of culture and it's just rammed down everyone's throat.

Not just in Arabic, but in English too, so that as many passersby as possible would have the defiant message rammed down their throats.

As one former ITV executive puts it: "People have always traditionally 'found' new comedy rather than having it rammed down their throats".

Perhaps, having had princess fantasies rammed down their throats from childhood, some women will find it reassuring – even gratifying – to see that "happily ever after" has been substantially oversold.