Sentence examples for shove power from inspiring English sources

I want to shove power out of Whitehall, into the provinces," he said, adding that "London has acquired too much power".

Heath's frustration was apparent during the match, as he twice shoved Power across the court after the point had ended, the second of which cost him a conduct stroke.

China's goal is to shove U.S. power out of Asia.

Take an extra long shower or shove in that power nap.

We need local mayors, schools, hospitals and the police run and responsive to local people, and central power shoved right back up Westminster and Whitehall's throat.

First he broke ranks with Necmettin Erbakan, his old mentor, who was Turkey's first Islamist prime minister and was himself shoved out of power in 1997 by the country's meddlesome generals.

The fault lies with a political élite that is – with some wonderful exceptions – woefully unrepresentative, lacking in understanding of bread-and-butter issues, and pushing an ideology that kicks people at the bottom while shoving wealth and power into the hands of people at the top.

To Mr. Haider and his allies, the foreign criticism smells of panic by Social Democratic governments around Europe that see one of their own being shoved out of power, and a right-wing party entering government at a moment when traditional conservatives are riven by scandal in France and Germany, raising the specter that right-wing parties there will emulate Mr. Haider's success.

The doctor chopped power, shoved the nose over and cross-controlled the little yellow and white bird, crabbing through the sky to quickly bleed off altitude.

And when the suffragettes in prison went on hunger strikes to protest that they were political prisoners and not ordinary criminal prisoners, the men in power shoved feeding tubes down their throats and force-fed them the way patients in insane asylums were force-fed when they refused to eat.

He did not have the power to shove an immediate 14 h5.