Sentence examples for shouldered out from inspiring English sources

Narcissus pseudonarcissus, the native British daffodil, is being shouldered out by larger, louder varieties.

A number of artists those who have not been shouldered out by galleries and ultra-modish shops still retain studios among the walled gardens of the nearby Via Margutta.

In the eyes of some, the fierce debate has shouldered out discussion of other pressing concerns on the Great Lakes: pollution, repair of harbors, restoration of wetlands and even an early test of the compact, expected in the coming months, about whether to divert water to a city not on the lakefront, Waukesha, Wis.

The principles of the Stratford City masterplan were shouldered out of the way.

There is a long history of women being shouldered out of science, and it gets better with time but worse with age.

The central command of al-Qaida, which has been shouldered out of its former position of pre-eminence among Islamist militant organisations by Islamic State, avoided the use of women as suicide attackers on its high-profile spectacular operations.

and the Ray-Lin Cloggers--have contended, among other things, that the museum would cater primarily to tourists and would shoulder out longtime park users.

A worker emerged from the van, climbed the stone stairs to Mr. Mazza's well-trod lawn and began shouldering out candy canes one by one.

"You get that healthy chip on your shoulder out here.

"We like to harvest with our hands," she says, "but we have to use the shears, which wears our shoulders out".

Well, officially it's a dance move that involves "involves pivoting the shoulder out while popping the other shoulder out at the same time," according to site Know Your Meme.