shove

01. The bully [shoved] little Bobby off the chair he was sitting on.

02. People were [shoving] each other, trying to get in line to get tickets to the big rock show.

03. A woman was seriously injured today after being [shoved] in front of a bus by an unknown man.

04. There was a big line-up in front of the baseball park, and people were [shoving] each other, and trying to get to the front of the line.

05. The suspect was [shoved] into the back of the police car, and taken to the station.

06. The old man [shoved] the protesters out of the way, and entered the building.

07. The young boy [shoved] his friend into the swimming pool.

08. Helen Keller once said that the world is moved not only by the mighty [shoves] of the heroes, but also by the tiny pushes of each honest worker.

09. The policeman [shoved] the young boy into the back of the police cruiser.

10. We spent the afternoon [shoving] each other off the dock into the lake for fun.

11. The police had to [shove] angry spectators out of the way as they led the murderer into the courthouse.

12. The nervous robber [shoved] the gun into the teller's face and demanded all her money.

13. The baobab tree of Africa is sometimes called "the upside-down tree" because it looks like it has been pulled from the ground, and then [shoved] back in with its roots in the air.

14. A recent study shows that men who saw a lot of television violence as children were about twice as likely as other men to have pushed, grabbed or [shoved] their wives during an argument in the year preceding the interview.

15. The Himalayas mountains are simply a huge mass of rocks which were compressed and [shoved] upwards when the continent collided with Asia.