Sentence examples for started to elbow from inspiring English sources

He was regularly played out of position and continued to be so through injury, such that his form varied and the questioners in the street started to elbow the back-patters aside.

Hedge funds have also started to elbow into the market.

The German was never a pushover but it was after that that he started to get his elbows out.

The tests were negative, but he was taken out after six innings because his elbow started to swell.

He lasted five innings, until he qualified for a victory and the elbow started to throb, and five relievers finished up.

In July, he was one of the game's dominant closers, but that was before his reconstructed right elbow started to bother him with tendinitis and he lost his effectiveness.

It was not too long before collars began to fray and elbows started to wear through.

Instead, de Angelis elbowed Cayard out and started to the left with a two-second lead and America One positioned a hair behind and to windward.

"Any time you talk about the area around the elbow, you start to worry a little bit," Pettitte said in a statement released by the Yankees.

Take it easy with your practices and stop if you start to feel pain in your elbow, wrist or fingers.

If you feel your neck starting to strain, simply lower your elbows more towards your sides to decrease pressure on your neck muscles.