Sentence examples for to budge over from inspiring English sources

Led by F.W. Campbell of Blackheath, the rugby men refused to budge over hacking, calling those against the practice "unmanly".

But in public Mr Cameron appears to back his Chancellor in refusing to budge over the cuts.

Margaret Thatcher's refusal to budge over her hated flat-rate charge for council-run services led to her downfall in 1990.

In the end, China has little reason to budge over North Korea without a quid pro quo further south, and whether the US and China can cooperate to create a peaceful and prosperous east Asia will determine the fate of the Korean peninsula.

How much of a Noah's ark did we dare to be that night, every wonderful creature having to budge over in the straw a bit to let another settle in?

But publicly at least, neither side in the Hanssen case is willing to budge over the question of whether he should face the death penalty.

But Ms. Corwin has refused to budge, which may go over well with conservatives.

Beijing has hardly allowed the currency to budge against the dollar over the last two years as it has tried to promote its exports during the global economic and financial crisis.

On Sunday, neither side appeared willing to budge from their negotiating positions over funding for Trump's proposed wall along the border with Mexico.

You don't ask the other person (customer) to budge, you just waltz on over to their side of the road and throw it all-in.

He keeled over and refused to budge until I removed it.