jostle

THE fruits come in crowds into my orchard, they jostle each other. They surge up in the light in an anguish of fullness.

Words were his way of ordering the jostle of life.

Players jostle and collide realistically while trying to win balls.

Big transcontinental enterprises jostle with one another for world markets.

Still, the differences among the auto makers suggest competing technologies will jostle for prominence.

What follows will be an exercise in posturing and brinkmanship by mobile operators and internet companies as they jostle for advantage.

Each man selects his place as though at the theatre. They jostle, and elbow and crowd each other.

Certainly , valuation techniques will be an issue , as going- concern valuation techniques jostle with liquidation values .

They fear being caught between Washington and Beijing as the superpowers jostle for political and economic influence.

Eager buyers jostle as they queue up outside a city centre housing complex in Beijing on a cold Sunday morning.

Mr Zuma could be further weakened as rival factions jostle for position ahead of the party's five-yearly congress in 2012.

The insufficient shear strength of waterproof bonding material will result in the jostle, piling up, wave and rut of facing layer.

We managed to jostle our way to the front.

As boats jostle for space on the lake, fishermen are getting desperately worried about their livelihoods.

But interest groups demand ever more from the state, and politicians jostle to promise more goodies.

At the solar surface, convective motions of heated gases jostle the magnetic field line.

Costly productions could wind up cannibalizing each other as they jostle for screens.

In the city I live, there is a lane, every JALEO, pedestrian jostle one another on the way.

And he will jostle with a financial system turned upside down.

They're sensitive the way a truckload of TNT is sensitive. Virtually any bump or jostle causes them to explode, often harming others.

That makes it unpredictable. Military officers may use the ballot to jostle for power.

At Flickr, we've worked very hard to remain neutral while our members jostle and collide and talk and whisper to each other.

Desperation has driven women to jostle with men for limited relief supplies.

The race in the ensuing pause was fierce and furious. The watches seemed to jostle, and to trip each other up.

Right now, three squabbling generals jostle for control.

Until 1993 female senators had to jostle with the tourists visiting Capitol Hill, because no rest rooms were assigned to them.

messengers who jostle pedestrians on the sidewalk.

Economic problems abroad will also jostle for Mr Obama's attention.

Within an atom's nucleus, neutrons and protons jostle and change energy according to quantum mechanics, too.

Pricing is set to get more competitive as banks jostle for business.

For in the springtime flowers come in crowds, and the busy wings of bees jostle each other.

Below, shouting women jostle for position with their containers.

Pedestrian jostle them on the pavement.

However, no, I nodded my head and held up my glaive and jostle to him.

Yet while these and other individualcountries jostle for the spotlight in 2008, bear those first three words inmind: "Asia is one" .

Flood-affected people jostle for food relief in Nowshera in northwest Pakistan on Friday, Aug.

In Dehradun, for example, a blue haze hangs over streets where vehicles jostle to move even at walking pace.

Instead, big countries jostle for a share of influence, knowing they cannot monopolise the scene;

mobbed, mob. bing, mobs To crowd around and jostle or annoy, especially in anger or excessive enthusiasm:

do not jostle about so . you ' ll ruin my shirt

jostle (v. ) : bump or push, as in a crowd; elbow or shove roughly