Putin, please stay away from our democracy and, in essence, shove off.
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"So I think it's time for me to shove off," he said.
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The Nazis initially endorsed the idea of getting German Jews to shove off to Mandated Palestine.
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Last August 200 locals occupied a beach in Barcelona to tell visitors to shove off (or at least to stay in hotels).
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They scrutinized hundreds, frequently at Sunday open houses just before Ms. Levy had to shove off to perform in the "Les Miserables" matinee.
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You are not attached to that skateboard with bindings — you shove off, you push, you roll down the street, and that is true freedom.
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But who can blame them entirely if they tell us to take our Pell Grants, our educational tax credits, and the rest and shove off?
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We watched the boat shove off and then returned to the Ninth Street house, where Otha and I sat with Mary Bronson and her son.
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When it came time to decide, Amazon told Detroit and Cleveland to shove off and settled in the two areas that least needed them, New York City and Northern Virginia.
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That extra-long production forced HBO to shove off its traditional mid-Spring start this year, into deeper summer waters — not such a bad call when you look at those record ratings.
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The slick-talking, cash-stacking knockout artist who's always dressed like he's about to shove off to his summer place on Nantucket doesn't work without a win streak propping it all up.
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There was definitely no love in this tennis match ... as 2 female pros got in an intense shove-off after the final point on Thursday ... and it was all over an aggressive handshake!!!
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The Pan's Labyrinth director got his wish when the event's producers silenced the shove off music so he could proceed with a moving speech that brought cast members, including Sally Hawkins and Octavia Spencer, to tears.
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Still, if suits representing the world's largest video game publisher ever walk up and offer to slap your likeness on the cover of their next big sports game, you'd probably be wise to tell them to shove off.
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There is a market on the one main road that connects the neighborhood with the rest of the city, on which patrons can buy shark freshly caught by the fishermen who shove off the beaches in long, narrow boats.
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" Mr. Jones had several parts in the film, including as a hermit whose vow of silence is cut short by a stubbed toe, and as Brian's mother, who struggles to dismiss a crowd of adorers with a simple message: "Shove off.
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Tracey's in her corner—she wants Brucie to shut up and shove off—and in this perfectly written scene Nottage shows us how being defended and looked after by a friend is everything when you have so little control anywhere else.
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Exodus is just one angle on a way of thinking about who should be able to experience a good future, but that attitude that it provides is shared widely: the deserving and the elect should have it, and everyone else can shove off.
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I restart with difficulty because I have to shove off skateboard-style a few times with my right leg and only once I'm coasting can I pull up my right leg with my opposing hand to place it on the pedal platform.
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Initially, Young-Hi agrees with Benny out of loyalty to her family but then returns, having told Benny to "shove off". In the end, Young-Hi is enrolled in convent school in Seoul. In the last scene of the episode, Pierce, McIntyre and Spearchucker Jones receive a letter from her.
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They are joined by Wade and Terry, who help celebrate Roarke's birthday that night. After Wade begins acting suspiciously, Gail agrees with Tom that they should part ways with the men. Their plans are upended when the men shove off first with Roarke aboard their raft. Wade, showing off to Roarke, reveals they have a gun.
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According to his testimony, he was sleeping in his bunk when the torpedo struck, and subsequently jumped off the boat, along with three other gunners. The port lifeboat had been effectively immobilized by the flames. Mr. Hey was the only one of the three to survive the burning sea. He also said that "he saw the starboard lifeboat shove off into the gunnel".
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The only discharge facilities were two rickety jetties unable to hold trucks. The first cargo was delivered by LST, and brought ashore over the beach by DUKWs, LCMs and lighters. Australian and American DUKWs were operated as a common pool. Initially, the US Navy would only allow the LSTs to arrive at night, and they had to shove off before daybreak.
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He makes Wilson his sergeant and Jones his lance-corporal. ARP warden Hodges bursts in and tells the commander to "shove off" because he needs the hall for an ARP lecture. Mainwaring is forced to let Hodges use it and instructs the platoon to meet in the hall later. Later, Captain Mainwaring and Sergeant Wilson are inspecting the platoon, Godfrey has a gun and Mainwaring believes that he should have it because he is the officer, but Godfrey refuses.
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As expected, when the wind blew up the Peloponnesian ships were driven together; confusion reigned in the circle, with steersmen shouting and cursing, oars fouling between ships, and crews attempting to shove off from each other's ships with poles. At this moment the Athenians rushed in to attack. The rout was instant and total; the Peloponnesians, in their short flight to the southern shore, saw 12 of their ships, with their crews, captured by the pursuing Athenians.
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Lieutenant James Brody speeds along the ocean surface bound for the G.E.L.F. Colony (also known as "Dagger Island"), returning from a well-deserved vacation. As he arrives, he notices the G.E.L.F. prisoners engaging in their daily exercise in the main yard. Captain Nathan Bridger speeds along the city streets on his way to the drydock where the new seaQuest DSV 4600 submarine awaits orders to shove off and roam the seven seas. As Brody sends out a distress signal to anyone who might be listening, Captain Bridger is introduced to his new chief medical officer, Dr. Wendy Smith.
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