Sentence examples for were shouldered out from inspiring English sources

The principles of the Stratford City masterplan were shouldered out of the way.

Narcissus pseudonarcissus, the native British daffodil, is being shouldered out by larger, louder varieties.

A number of artists those who have not been shouldered out by galleries and ultra-modish shops still retain studios among the walled gardens of the nearby Via Margutta.

There is a long history of women being shouldered out of science, and it gets better with time but worse with age.

The central command of al-Qaida, which has been shouldered out of its former position of pre-eminence among Islamist militant organisations by Islamic State, avoided the use of women as suicide attackers on its high-profile spectacular operations.

Mr. Evans had sued the "Aviator" producer Michael Mann to secure his credit, and had an awkward moment backstage at the Golden Globes, where he got a statue but was shouldered out of a photo opportunity (far right, with another producer, Graham King).

That's a bonkers number, but proof that the future of wearables probably won't belong to tech – but to fashion brands eager not to be shouldered out of the watch market generally, and willing to offer the kind of stylistic variation and range that appeals to fashion conscious consumers.

But the job is to look for the pieces where the strengths are shouldering the weaknesses out of the way".

"If one is lucky one might just catch a glimpse of the upper part of a glided frame, or get to stand in front of a painting for five seconds before being shoulder barged out of the way.

It was shoulder chops or take-out.

A common style is shoulders back and relaxed, hips out and forward, legs straight, and one foot in front of the other.