100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "jostle"
Definition
The verb jostle means to push, bump, or jolt someone or something roughly, often in a crowded or chaotic environment. It can also refer to the act of competing or vying for something.
Synonyms
- Push
- Bump
- Shove
- Jolt
- Nudge
- Jostle for (in the context of competition)
- Elbow
- Barge
Antonyms
- Yield
- Cede
- Submit
- Surrender
- Retreat
Examples
- The crowd began to jostle for position as the concert started.
- He accidentally jostled her while trying to get through the narrow aisle.
- As the train arrived, passengers began to jostle each other to board first.
- The children would often jostle each other during playtime.
- She felt a sudden push as someone jostled her from behind.
- The two teams would jostle for the championship title all season.
- It’s common to jostle your way through a busy market.
- The dogs began to jostle for the best spot on the couch.
- In the rush, he didn’t notice how he had jostled the fragile vase.
- The players began to jostle for the ball as the whistle blew.
- He had to jostle his way to the front of the line.
- The kids would jostle each other to get a better view of the parade.
- She tried not to jostle the documents as she carried them.
- During the sale, shoppers would jostle each other to grab the best deals.
- He felt a hand jostle him as someone rushed past.
- The rivalry made the two friends jostle for attention at every gathering.
- They would often jostle each other playfully during their games.
- I had to jostle my way through the dense crowd at the festival.
- The excitement made everyone jostle with anticipation.
- She watched as the athletes began to jostle for their positions at the start line.
- The waiter had to jostle through the tables to deliver the food.
- As the deadline approached, the team began to jostle for the lead on the project.
- He couldn't help but jostle his friend during the scary movie.
- The children would often jostle for the best seats on the bus.
- They had to jostle their belongings to fit everything into the trunk.
- People would jostle each other in the subway during rush hour.
- The players began to jostle each other during the heated match.
- I felt a sudden jostle as the bus hit a pothole.
- The crowd continued to jostle as the event began to unfold.
- It was hard to keep my balance while being jostled by the crowd.
- He felt the need to jostle for a more prominent role in the presentation.
- The excitement of the game made everyone jostle for a better view.
- She had to jostle past the people standing in the doorway.
- The athletes will jostle for the gold medal in the final event.
- The loud noise made him jostle awake from his nap.
- The excitement in the air made the fans jostle for their favorite players’ autographs.
- He tried to jostle his way to the front of the line at the amusement park.
- The kids would jostle each other as they raced to the swings.
- The sudden jostle of the train made everyone grab onto something for stability.
- The two friends began to jostle each other playfully while waiting for the movie to start.
- She felt a jostle as the elevator doors opened suddenly.
- The intense competition made the participants jostle for the win.
- He had to jostle for space in the cramped office.
- The excitement made the fans jostle towards the stage.
- During the parade, people would jostle for a glimpse of the floats.
- The sudden jostle of the bus startled the passengers.
- The children began to jostle each other as they played tag in the park.
- He didn’t mean to jostle the elderly man, but the crowd was too packed.
- The two friends would often jostle each other over who would get the last piece of cake.
- The noise in the crowded restaurant made it hard not to jostle the waitstaff.
- They began to jostle for the best spot at the concert.
- He felt a jostle as someone bumped into him while he was focused on his phone.
- The fierce competition would make the students jostle for the top grades.
- The festival was so crowded that we had to jostle to see the main event.
- The children would jostle each other while trying to reach the cookies on the top shelf.
- He was jostled by the crowd as he made his way to the exit.
- People hurried to jostle for a space in the waiting area.
- The team members began to jostle for the best strategy during the meeting.
- She felt a light jostle as the wind blew through the open window.
- The sudden jostle of the car made everyone grip their seats.
- The fans began to jostle for a better view of the stage.
- He didn’t mean to jostle his cup of coffee, but he was distracted.
- The players would jostle for the ball during the game.
- The excitement made the children jostle for their favorite toys.
- He had to jostle with his brother for the remote control.
- The crowd started to jostle as the band came on stage.
- She tried to jostle her way through the busy street.
- The sudden jostle made him spill his drink.
- The athletes will jostle for position at the starting line.
- They couldn’t help but jostle each other in their excitement.
- The concertgoers began to jostle toward the front when the lights dimmed.
- He had to jostle his way in front of the camera to get a good shot.
- The lively debate made the panelists jostle for the microphone.
- It was a challenge to jostle through the busy streets during the festival.
- The unexpected jostle caused the books to fall off the shelf.
- The competitors would jostle for the best position in the race.
- The crowd began to jostle during the announcement of the winners.
- He felt a jostle as the crowd surged forward.
- The two siblings would often jostle playfully while watching TV.
- She carefully avoided jostling the fragile items on the table.
- The sudden jostle from the train made everyone stumble.
- The excitement in the stadium made fans jostle each other in anticipation.
- He had to jostle for a better view of the performance.
- The jostle of the crowd made it difficult to hear the speaker.
- The little ones would jostle each other as they ran toward the ice cream truck.
- It was easy to jostle your way through the crowd at the carnival.
- The intense game made the players jostle for control of the puck.
- The sudden jostle of the car made everyone grab the seatbelt.
- The crowd would jostle for the best spots during the fireworks show.
- She quickly learned to jostle her way through busy streets.
- The team members began to jostle for the spotlight during the interview.
- The kids started to jostle for the first place during the race.
- He felt the jostle of the crowd as they cheered for their team.
- The friends would often jostle each other playfully at the park.
- The loud noise caused a jostle among the spectators.
- He had to jostle through the sea of bodies to find his friends.
- The sudden jostle startled her awake during the meeting.
- The excitement made them jostle each other as they entered the stadium.
- She could feel the jostle of the crowd around her as she waited for the show to start.
- They would often jostle each other for the last slice of pizza at dinner.