Sentence examples for stuffed it down from inspiring English sources
It arrived Christmas Day 1988, when Thompson shot a trespasser, "a big hound menacing the peacocks", with a sawn-off riot gun, dressed the carcass in a Santa suit, and stuffed it down his neighbour's chimney: "There was a smell of burning flesh in the air.
We stuffed it down about two inches into the earth and gave the plant a drink.
"And they stuffed it down our throats the entire game".
They stuffed it down trousers, into handbags and, when other pockets were full, into socks.
He chipped slivers off the lump, then stuffed it down the narrow bowl of a clay pipe, murmuring to himself, "Yessiree bob!" This time I had no trouble inhaling and releasing the smoke impressively slowly.
But, she added, "I think the worst idea he had was Pathways, and even worse than the idea was the way he stuffed it down the faculty's throat," resulting in what she said was the worst morale since the fiscal crisis of the 1970s.
Referring to his argument for free enterprise, he said he would "stuff it down" Mr. Obama's throat.
I'd stuff it down with butter, peanut butter and bananas.
The pain lives below the surface when we stuff it down and never gets released.
Anxiety is a slippery shape-shifter when you try to shape-shifter whenjust re-emerges in a different form.
Will he and his mates stuff it down Welsh throats?
