Sentence examples for t shove from inspiring English sources

He couldn' t shove her into gutter but he yelled at her. Smiling, suavely, Miss Claire gently reprimanded him: "Your bark is worse than your bike".

Just shove the T way deep down inside the P. I know what you're saying right now.

My mother finally gave up on T-shirts, but would shove a bottle of suntan lotion with a sun screen level of 15 into my hand.

Mavis shoved an X-Static T shirt into his carry-on bag and boarded a plane for Osaka.

At Coachella he neatly shoved his T-shirt sleeves up to give the effect of a tank, the thrifty devil.

Officially there are 38,000 of us, all in yellow-and-green race T-shirts, jostling and shoving and staring down a line of police with batons.

Mr. Nanni looked ready to shove off to sea, wearing a striped T-shirt, a blue shirt over it, a red shirt over that and a deep blue Patagonia parka.

Mr. T compulsively redesigned his home, shredding the cushions and shoving bits of stuffing into the gaps in the chicken wire.

I shove my workout shorts, pink bra, and messy t-shirt into my tiny black wardrobe bag as the other two actors chat across the table.

Without thinking too much about it, I shove on an old multicoloured Muji-does-Missoni striped T-shirt and a navy jumper.

WHEN I was packing to leave college in the spring of my freshman year, shoving jeans and T-shirts and mittens into my suitcase and crying, I spoke with my parents on the phone.