butt up

Preservation and access are going to butt up against each other all the time.

"That concept can butt up against some of the traditional values, he said."

It is usually free standing, but like in your case will butt up against the wall of the pond.

You've got a lot of heads butting up against each other.

"Are people still going to butt up against local interests?

But that number still butts up against the lower end of Toll's market.

Colour components may butt up to one another but not overlap.

You can stand if you want, but keep your head down and butt up.

We always seem to butt up against the politics of both worlds."

Now however, the industry is butting up against the laws of physics.

You have that commercial concern butting up against this desire to go for free access.

Shrinking school budgets could butt up against the pressure for advanced technology.

It hung at his right hip, butt up and lens down.

This way she was able to make it halfway across the room until the board ended, butting up against another.

We're in luck, there's only one place on this level where the cave system butts up against the mine.

She shivered and moaned, pushing her butt up at him.

Just have to take our chances on butting up against the brigands.

It doesn't help that their backyards in Oxnard butt up against each other.

The bugs are still butts up in the rocks.

At least, that's what she'd be getting if Bea ever dragged her butt up this aisle.

That desire is butting up against reality as China’s commercial needs suck it into a troubled world.