Sentence examples for shoved them down from inspiring English sources

At one low point she took a stack of the books to the Salvation Army and shoved them down the donation chute.

It's true that Mr. Greenspan nudged interest rates up prematurely in 1994, and in 1998 he might have shoved them down a bit too much.

It's not just the soul-destroying rental market that took Hollis-Jefferson's dreams and shoved them down his throat, either.

"They keep shoving them down your throat," Bob Johnson, a retiree from Houghton Lake, Mich., said.

Or keep shoving them down our throats 24/7?

They have a music video, and then you see footage of them performing and you think, "Wow, this person is really talented!" But then you just get sick of them because you are inundated with posters and crap everywhere, and you don't care if they're talented anymore because you know that there's a machine behind them just shoving them down your throat.

It means when they take a little nigger like you and snatch off his nuts and shove them down his goddam throat.

This is pretty typical of Green's argumentative style; he is forever hastily constructing straw men in order to shove them down slippery slopes, yet this somehow makes for a compelling intellectual blood sport.

Next go into the feelings - rather than shoving them down.

I'd like to shove them down my pants and hope my water breaks.

Sports media has this tendency to take an athlete, build them up, and continue to shove them down our throats well past the sell-by date.