Sentences with phrase «jostled out»

If they lose their way on the Lords — and Cameron doesn't deliver his MPs — it says the Lib Dems can be jostled out of the way.

Sowell was jostled out of all contention.

Not exact matches

Even as the market becomes more crowded for other providers all jostling for position and trying to stand out on price alone, Garcia says London Fruit has more than enough strength to remain at the forefront of the industry.

Lay out all the nuts on a baking tray and roast them in the oven for about 15 minutes, jostling the pan every 5 minutes or so to make sure they don't burn.

Alabama will certainly remain No. 1 after shutting out an LSU that could still be ranked, Clemson and Michigan will jostle around in the next two spots (I could see UM jumping this week, since the team it beat has a better record than the team the Tigers beat, but it doesn't matter a ton), and we'll all yell about No. 4.

We needed him beating first man so second man comes out making players jostle for space thus opening some up.

Then, just out of the batting box, resting his bat on the ground with the handle end balanced against his thighs, he uses both hands to jostle the helmet correctly into position.

Jan 04,2016... Jostling across a no - man's - land from the athletes brings out the media's journalistic blood lust as...

Jostling across a no - man's - land from the athletes brings out the media's journalistic blood lust as well as their anthropological traits

They are the side that West Ham frequently jostle with in the quest for Premier League place money and, unfortunately, more often than not it has been the south coast club that come out on top.

Many manufacturers include shocks on the rear wheels to help prevent your baby or toddler from being jostled too much while you're out and about.

With political parties jostling for headlines, Labour's energy price freeze is picked out as the dividing line.

Describing the APC as «the most popular party in the state waiting to chase Fayose out of power,» she promised a level - playing field for all aspirants jostling for the 2018 governorship ticket.

So let me deal with each in turn - pointing out at the start that the event had a Darwinian flavour: the candidates were allowed a lot of latitude by Jon Snow to jostle for verbal space, interrupt each other, and shout each other down (or attempt to).

A total of 33 aspirants out of the 37 that initially received letters of intent, are jostling for the party's ticket.

But as they pass closer and closer to Jupiter, the planet can fling them out of the solar system entirely or jostle their orbits into smaller loops.

The carbon - capture machine's loud hum comes primarily from the whirring of fans to further cool the flue gas, along with the steady jostling of the agitator that keeps solids from settling out in the tall tank where the CO2 is captured.

Their jostling often breaks out into bold physical displays during which their colors change like the light pattern of a strobe.

Some theories say we started out with more worlds, but jostling with Jupiter caused some to be ejected 4 billion years ago.

Previous efforts have struggled to tease out an earthquake's shaking from everyday jostles and bumps.

Metals, foams and multicellular organisms are all mosaics of microscopic spaces or domains that jostle with each other, grow or shrink, cave in or bulge out.

While NASA takes the space elevator seriously, the idea is officially just one of dozens of advanced concepts jostling for tight funding, and it was conspicuously absent from President Bush's January 14 address, in which he laid out plans for returning to the moon by 2020, followed by a manned mission to Mars.

Urban life can be trying — cars and buses honk, passersby jostle, concrete and brick win out over grass and trees.

Researchers applied a magnetic field, jostling the atoms, and they began to collide — sending some flying out of the condensate.

Cochran and his team found that simulations of such a two - planet system were unstable: the planets would have to be too close together and they would jostle one another out of their orbits (arxiv.org/abs/1801.05239).

If it approaches to less than one light - year away, a passing star could jostle the Oort cloud of comets that hang out at the outer edge of our solar system.

«It turns out all you need to do is look on a very short timescale, before all that jostling and mugging around has a chance to destroy the coherence.»

It's an extremely silly device that pulls you out of the film every time it cuts back to him, although Petit is so self - absorbed and flamboyant (constantly jostling to be the center of attention) that it makes perfect sense that even his fictional self would be this theatrical.

Nowhere finds multiple artful ways to jostle its stubborn heroine out of her self - imposed rut.

They intersect on suburban Philadelphia streets, out for their morning laps, their evening laps, huffing, puffing, jostling, fighting.

Its references easy to pick out in a junior «Trivial Pursuit» sort of way, the picture is clearly intended as a shrine to Bond and a pick - me - up for his fans, who enjoy jostling each other whenever a simple - minded in - reference collapses on the screen to die.

While other awards bodies and critics groups jostle and move their dates around to position themselves as the «tastemakers» of the race, the NBR is the oldest and longest - running organization to give out film awards, even preceding the creation of the Academy Awards.

One day Duck and his buddies get harassed and jostled by a corrupt (and racist) sheriff, Lyle (Borgnine, The Trackers), who takes their cash readily, until they get their revenge later at a truck stop in an all - out melee.

Suddenly, the loquacious yet bodacious Mary becomes human repellant, as Steve jostles his phone and finds a way out of this bizarre engagement.

At issue are defective ignition switches dating back to 2001 that, when jostled, slip out of drive mode and into «accessory,» disabling the engine, power steering, brakes and airbags.

I set out initially in Sport mode, anticipating a little jostling from the broken asphalt found on so many of Italy's roadways.

The long wheelbase helps to smooth out rough pavement somewhat, although there was still a fair amount of jostling due, likely, to a combination of some very rough road patches and the twenty - inch wheels.

As exhilarating as they all were, the GTI was not in the least bit out of its league as it jostled among them on GingerMan's entertaining road course.

Consumer Reports called out the NX200t crossover for its «firm, jostling ride.»

The person who puts together the most compelling narrative out of these jostling fragments is the person who controls what we think, say, and, ultimately, do.

Avoid the bumps Aisle seats at the end of a row jut out and run the risk of getting bumped and jostled by the snack cart whenever it goes by.

Running always jostled the poop out of Matilda, so that can help too.

This invariably leads to «food aggression» which is jostling for position at the food bowl resulting in bickering and all out fights.

In fact, despite none of us really being big fans of the racing genre (And my partner pretty much loathing any game that isn't Lumines or Bart's Nightmare for the SNES), my entire family got hooked on Trackmania Turbo, jostling each other out of the way in order to try and best the previous time.

This holiday season is going to be absolutely jam - packed with racers, simulations and driving games, all of which are crying out for your attention and jostling for grid position.

Dishonored 2, Watch Dogs 2 and Final Fantasy XV, all of which could hold your interest for months, are all jostling for gamers» attention right out of the gates.

Both the pleasure of looking and the necessity of vigilance — a state of concentration familiar to every urban inhabitant — jostle with each other, like boxers psyching one another out at the beginning of a match.

He constantly pushes himself just to see some - thing different or put himself in positions where he has to let the universe jostle him around and figure out new territory, new land.

It was a diverse scene that held out a hint of utopian promise at a time when Abstract Expressionism was waning and new categories had not yet hardened: It included many more women than the uptown art world; it was not completely white; abstraction and figuration jostled side by side (if not always comfortably), along with genre - bending sculpture; and the gloriously messy birth of modern performance art took place in the midst of it all.

Each part of her painterly narrative is played out across the expanse of canvas, jostling with its neighbor in an ever - shifting kaleidoscope of light, color and movement.