There's nothing like being shoved along when you don't want to go.
They couldn't get the chain off, so they just cut their hand off and shoved.
In the latter, going to the theatre and getting the tickets were shoved into the foreground.
He reached the edge, shoved the board into it, and dropped gently into the water beside it, submerged to the head.
"So long, Dr. Feldman," the pilot called softly as they led him out. Then the guards shoved him through the airlock into the station.
While Tom, in the tender, yanked logs loose from the pile, Andrews stood ready to pass them to Knight, who shoved them into the fire-box.
In a jiffy I had slipped over the side and curled up in the fore-sheets of the nearest boat, and almost at the same moment she shoved off.
When by chance he started off alone, she shoved out one of her own children after him, saying: "Do not come back without your big brother."
He took the false palate and tongue-clicker, officially designated as an "enunciator, Ulleran" and, colloquially, as a geek-speaker, out of his coat pocket and shoved it into his mouth.
Chris and Amos were shoved along with their friends, Chris hiking up his breeches to cover the coil of the magic rope around his waist; the leathern bag hanging in plain sight about his neck.