shoehorn

One of my supervisors was able to shoehorn his love for woodworking into a contract to build some desks and tables for the workplace.

Mike: They're a bit tight. Could you get me a shoehorn? Oh, and one more thing, could you ask how much they are going to cost me?

The company famously blew it in China after trying to shoehorn its existing strategy into the Chinese market.

If you're trying to shoehorn a legacy schema into Rails, things will go less smoothly.

Why try to shoehorn all the good stuff listed above into the little box of specifically social responsibility?

Electronics makers love to shoehorn the Internet into any device with an LCD, but it's rarely worth the effort.

Team members attempt to shoehorn their old process into the new tool.

Be careful not to shoehorn every design problem into an existing pattern, though.

This doesn't mean, however, that whenever you want to have something in bold or italics you should shoehorn it into these two tags.

You decide not to shoehorn the portion measurement and units into a single attribute, but instead of using an element, you opt for

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