Sentence examples for shove himself from inspiring English sources

It took less than a quarter against the Philadelphia 76ers for Collins to shove himself back into the discussion, and perhaps the Knicks' still-evolving rotation.

The story itself is fairly approachable for newcomers, as Wally West (a one-time Flash who's been erased by recent comics) attempts to shove himself back into reality.

He lingered in the Game 1 scrum and did a little shoving himself, but when he was decked, he did not get mad.

PC's part in the negotiations is a feather in his cap.Then on November 27th the finance minister shoved himself forward again, announcing dates for a grand welfare reform that has been in the works all year.

I got dick to go round" he tell me as he shoves himself inside me even though I'm still yelling.

Moreover, to pick John Edwards, whose star as a politician and an orator burns brightly with Democratic regulars and who could thus overshadow the nominee himself, is also a sign of confidence, a sign that John Kerry believes that when push comes to shove, he himself will adequately fill the role, in all its required political shrewdness and oratorical passion, of presidential nominee.

"But when push came to shove, he accommodated himself to what was required for a deal".

"I would have expected him to be completely and utterly destroyed and, if push came to shove, not able to present himself at the press conference.

Council members, including the Provost himself, had to shove their way through an elaborate visual pun to get to their meeting.

Soon he was swinging chairs, shoving men, interposing himself into dancing couples.

Morrison, not known for being confrontational, was ejected during his debut versus Bayern Munich for engaging in a shoving match, endearing himself to the Red Star fans.