Sentence examples for shove after from inspiring English sources

Miami Coach Jim Larranaga, who learned of the shove after the game, apologized to the visiting coach, as did the school's Athletic Director Blake James.

Local GOP leaders tried to make hay of an encounter between Davis and a videographer Davis appeared to shove after the videographer taunted him for refusing to appear in a debate with Hochul and Corwin.

His breaches of etiquette during tournament bouts ranged from merely accepting the prize money with the wrong hand, to raising his arms in victory after clinching the championship, to giving opponents an extra shove after the bout was already over (such as Hakuhō in May 2008), and appealing to judges to overturn the referee's decision.

Pushing and shoving after the whistle became the norm, and by the end, the teams had combined for 342 penalty minutes, the most in the Cup finals since 1986.

Players pushed and shoved after the tackle in front of the benches, with Madrid Coach José Mourinho putting his hand into the face of the Barcelona assistant Tito Vilanova.

Still, Chicago Public Schools suspended Simeon Coach Robert Smith for four games because of his role in the pushing and shoving after the game, and the security presence inside and outside the arena Saturday was noticeably increased and tightened.

But the event ended in scandalous shouts and shoving after Liszt in his closing toast failed to pay homage to the French while paying tribute to other European nations.

The former Chadian leader Hissène Habré was this morning pushed and shoved after a scuffle broke out at the opening in the Senegalese capital, Dakar, of his trial for human rights abuses and torture during his eight-year rule.

Watching a basketball game earlier in the week — collegiate, but might as well be professional — we marveled at how a player could so foolishly receive a technical foul for taunting and shoving after a dunk.

The odd thing about the Baker-Hamilton group's idea is that it wants Mr Bush to do this shoving after he has already thrown away his principal means of persuasion.If Mr Bush adopts the plan, Iraqis will know that the bulk of America's forces will be out by early 2008.

Sloan's shove came after he argued vehemently that Kings guard Doug Christie had stepped out of bounds on the sideline near where Kirkland was standing.