shoulder a person out of his way in English

push aside, shove to the side

Use "shoulder a person out of his way" in a sentence

1. To pay a person in his own way. 

2. He fell from the window sill and put his shoulder out.

3. Vladimir Radmanovic was out 24 games after separating his shoulder snowboarding.

4. 3 To pay a person in his own way. 

5. 4 To pay a person in his own way. 

6. 9 To pay a person in his own way. 

7. A person may also experience referred pain between the shoulder blades or below the right shoulder.

8. From Voice of America He Clapped me on the shoulder and went on his beaming way.

9. It was slung around his shoulder in such an elegant way that it seemed a fashion accessory.

10. He shot his way out of prison.

11. Making his way out of Beijing, China, Boa is a …

12. A piece of glass sliced into his shoulder.

13. A bullet ripped into his shoulder.

14. We have as much chance of escaping that way as a man clawing his way out of his own grave.

15. A stab of fear lodged between his shoulder blades.

16. Once again he threw the cumbersome fish over his shoulder and began squelching his way across the boggy field.

17. I clamped a hand on his shoulder.

18. He felt a hand on his shoulder.

19. He had a knapsack over his shoulder.

20. He felt a hand touching his shoulder.

21. He felt a thump on his shoulder.

22. The gangster stole a gun and shot his way out of prison.

23. He wrenched his right shoulder during a game of hockey.

24. Once I put Liz's shoulder out of joint.

25. At fifteen thousand feet it happens automatically, swat, the orange plume streaming out of his shoulder blades.