Word: shoveing
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...center in New Orleans, pursued by a cluster of reporters and TV cameramen. Suddenly, his face contorted in a burst of anger, he turned on his press secretary, Ronald Ziegler, who was following him. He seized Ziegler roughly by both shoulders, spun him round, and gave him a hard shove in the direction of his pursuers. "I don't want any press with me," he snapped. "And you take care...
...young Turk hammering at the walls, Levine has a mature attitude toward both audiences and music. He intelligently interprets contemporary music, but is not about to shove it down anybody's throat. "An audience is made up of people involved in other professions, and it's asking a lot of them to keep pace with the latest things in my art form," he says...
...date. Their self-conscious and facetious timeliness emphasizes the latest strategy of commercial cinema: the presentation of a debonair, or at least charming, independent as the modern woman, followed by a gradual undermining of her independence. These films free their female leads from a few minor prejudices only to shove them back into still deeper caves of male domination...
...makes it clear that these social realities are secondary matters. "...California concealed its sins and all but banished the tragic sense. Crimes remained unacknowledged or were sentimentalized, and, as if by common consent, responsibility was forgotten in the sunshine." Because its sins were not obsessive, California could shove them under the carpet and skip along...
Speaking before an audience of 50, Steven Kelman '70, author of Push Comes To Shove, said that there are "clearly no natural rights to property," while there is an overriding "social" right to a minimal standard of living...