shoved over造句

• The tall center was then shoved over the line for the try, which Wilkinson converted.
• It's never deadly, but I've seen bulls shoved over onto their back.
• Tell younger sibling, already present, to shove over so you can have more of the couch.
• But the scene is staged like a food fight, with a lot of pushing and shoving over the few chairs.
• The pop-culture producers will regard a Bush administration as another blanket of conformity shoved over the face of America.
• When Christina threatens to call immigration, Stuart roughly shoves over a mannequin and stalks off, leaving his shocked wife behind.
• Wakanohana leaped to his right at the initial charge and quickly shoved over-extended Akebono out for his ninth win against five losses.
• Part of the Nazca Plate has been shoved over the South America Plate at the Taitao Peninsula resulting in the formation of the Taitao ophiolite.
• Push is coming to shove over the federal budget, so you can expect to hear a lot for a while about political winners and losers.
• If the United States was teetering on the edge of recession before Sept . 11, the terrorist attacks were a decisive shove over the edge.
• Widman was shoved over the goal line for a touchdown, and Neil Snow kicked the extra point to give Michigan a 6 to 0 lead.
• It seems almost surreal that these Knicks could be favored to win any series, being that they've been teetering at the edge of a cliff for months, with only Ernie Grunfeld being shoved over.
• And when push came to shove over whether to report an allegation and break the seal of the confession, or maintain silence, he said, " We would have to break the law ."
• The Cow Tipping Home Page ( members . xoom . com / toch ) lets Web surfers participate in that infamous rural prank of shoving over sleeping cattle _ albeit in a much safer, humane and tongue-in-cheek way.
• The traditional Pacific-10 Conference vs . Big Ten Conference matchup has been shoved over to Tempe, Ariz . There's about a 55-hour wait between the end of the Rose Parade and the start of the Rose Bowl.
• Henry Wehrhahn, employee of aviation gasoline for aircraft ashore, so the drums were often transported to the island on fast ships, such as destroyers, and shoved over the sides ( or, time permitting, lowered in cargo nets ).
• But the sound of satellite radio won't be all you're hearing; the established " terrestrial " broadcasting industry is also making noises, because they will have to shove over to make room for the new guys at the table.