Usage of "shoehorn in"

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Usage of shoehorn in in English

I'd shoehorn in Luongo ahead of Kruse just because he is the better player. 
 News.com.au 

Shareholders can veto each choice, but then the partners can shoehorn in an alternative until the following year. 
 Reuters 

Most sets basically just give you regular old TV and shoehorn in YouTube and Netflix as an afterthought. 
 Wired 

I've actually had some of my best plot twists emerge while trying to shoehorn in yet another cool idea. 
 The spirit thief 

It doesn't make much sense, but I wanted to shoehorn in some sort of chant to an underused tune. 
 The Guardian 

Instead of giving up room to shoehorn in updated processors, Apple instead chose to improve the MacBook Air's battery capacity. 
 Wired 

Then again, it's far easier to get "Spotify sucks" into a 140 word tweet than try to shoehorn in all of the above. 
 The Irish Times 

Slightly unnatural, shoehorned in with good intentions despite not fitting quite right. 
 The Irish Times 

The idea is that you get a crafty bit of exercise shoehorned in with the fun. 
 The Guardian 

Almost all the scenes about progress for women are ham-fisted in construction and feel shoehorned in. 
 BBC 

Martin was spike-haired on vocals, O'Hagan shoehorned in as percussionist "shaking a tambourine and trying to look cool". 
 The Guardian 

Conversely, it is painfully obvious when a bad film is shoehorning in old tunes in a vain hope for borrowed cachet. 
 The Guardian 

And so their complaint was that the politics were shoehorned in, but at the end of the day politics is anything about people. 
 Wired 

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Meanings of shoehorn in in English