elbow out
elbow somebody out

One possible reason is that the old are elbowing out the young.

Of course, then Star, too, was elbowed out by the same creative team.

Yet the motorist was simply elbowed out of the picture.

Or this one had got elbowed out of use.

He comes in the way only to be but too easily elbowed out of his ancient domain.

Did you sense that David himself was being elbowed out - by the other lads?

The specter of his absence elbowed out everything in its path.

He wants technical talk without scientific understanding to be elbowed out by comprehension.

The intent is simple: increase sales volumes by elbowing out the competition.

And we men will not be elbowed out of our scrape with a Hey buster, move over!

In other scientific disciplines, new ideas elbowing out old ones is a normal and essential process.

He wasn't going to be elbowed out just to make room for more half-wits who wouldn't have lasted a morning back in the old days.

Gamine clawed free, and together we elbowed out of the press.

Our guy would be elbowed out of the pit."

He elbowed out of his vibrator chair and walked stiffly over to the bar.

It is of the highest importance, therefore, not to have useless facts elbowing out the useful ones.

When we got through with him, he would never again have to worry about a tap on the shoulder or being elbowed out of a queue.

Once things had returned to normal, he would have been quietly elbowed out of power so that the parties could resume their disastrous "game".

"I remember early in the campaign when he got elbowed out of the picture by Howard Dean.

I've no problem with a potted dahlia elbowing out the patio chairs.

The unions are worried about being elbowed out of the game while conservative groups are still permitted to play.

Even today, female photographers complain of being elbowed out the way at gigs by their male counterparts.

He turned to an angry Frenchwoman behind Howard, and the old man was elbowed out of the way.

Auerbach bore the insult of being elbowed out with dignity, even as the team failed to improve.

Unlike Pajitnov, who was elbowed out of the picture by his own government, today's developers are receiving much more gracious treatment.

He struggled to get through the crowd, elbowing people out of the way.

I want to be certain she's not elbowing you out of the way."

Well, I simply elbowed him out of the way and went in, and the others followed me.

He rose, elbowing them out of the way, and went to another stool, farther along the work bench.

I elbowed one out of the way, grabbed Angels waist, and threw her up into the sky.

"I don't want to have the captains of industry elbowing me out of lines during my down time."

Well, yes, even though Twitter elbowed them out the way, some of them are still clinging on.

Not elbowing others out of the way.

Shander Mandragora said, suddenly coming on audio as he elbowed somebody out of his way.

Veterans were cruel to rookies, elbowing them out of the batting cage.

He dashed to the helicopter, overtaking Leon and elbowing him out of the way to be the first one on.

In fact, he elbowed her out of the way when he saw how her hands trembled.

The coppers started toward Limbeck, who firmly and politely elbowed them out of the way.

If a chad falls to the ground, a Republican scrambles to get it, elbowing Democrats out of the way.

The woman grunted as a reporter elbowed her out of the way to thrust a microphone in Tristan's face.

Dropping the pitchfork, he elbowed Gregory out of the way, unbolted the door, and flung it open.

The Air Force would never let us do it without elbowing us out of their way if it was up to them.

Owen muttered to himself and struggled to keep up with her, elbowing people out of his way with grim satisfaction.

He fell back against a very preoccupied Blake Murdock, who elbowed him out of his lap.

They fairly elbowed me out.

The answer is that Mr Clegg has elbowed Labour out of the debate.

The retailing giant dominates almost every category it enters, elbowing competitors out of the way by undercutting them on price.

Physically large, he can be seen in photographs towering over his rivals--and sometimes elbowing them out of the picture frame.

"He's not allowed in the pool on his own," Dravog said savagely, elbowing Yuli out of the way and striking again.

The plump little man walking beside it would have preferred walking beside Brian, but the warriors had elbowed him out of the way.