Before this season, he would have gotten the elbows up too.

That was the evening the Navy really got the elbow.

'See if you can get the elbows into it.

Then we've got the elbows and the shoulders.

He complained to some bigwig about medical supplies vanishing on to the black market, and promptly got the elbow.

Little that was worth having came Binty's way and when it did he grabbed for it without worrying who got the elbow.

"Yes. . . to get the elbow back in place."

'Not that it's any of your business,' said the boy, 'but this scrawny excuse for a barman is getting the elbow.'

MEN get the elbow as well, with women 'homebodies' aiming for spectacular prizes in front of an all-female audience.

She tried to raise herself again despite warnings and hands; this time she got the elbow back where she could brace herself against it.

The fourth team in this equation, Oregon, which concluded its regular season 10-1, also has a right to feel it has gotten the elbow from the computers.

BBC Olympics coverage gets the Elbow

"When I came 'ere just now I thought I might end up getting the elbow, and I'll never be more scared.

Vanessa, " Tantrums in Teletubbyland as Tinky Winky gets the elbow", 'The Independent' (London), p. 3 (27 July 1997) "interview with a teletubby", earthlydelights.co.uk

Return your right elbow to the side of the body.

But for some reason she was up on one elbow.

I lower my voice and take her by the elbow.

Each of them took an elbow and led her to the ground.

One of the young women tried to take his elbow.

I turned to go, but he was at my elbow again.

Why not just put all your elbows on the table, too?

The guy gave him a little bit of an elbow.

They try to elbow each other out of the way.

He got his elbows under the small of her back.

I figure he probably hit you just above the elbow.

A voice at their elbows brought them back to the present.

Always one or another of you was at her elbow.

Then she was high enough to get her right elbow over the top.

He could feel the fire all the way to his elbow.

I hit him in the side of the head with my elbow.

He got his elbow on the table to support himself.

Press your elbows toward each other and into the floor.

He turned over and looked at her, up on his elbow.

He went after the old man and took his elbow.

He held the woman's elbow as they made their way toward us.

Then he took my elbow, and turned away without a word.

I started saying something about the elbow to him, and he got in my face.

And no one could tell me just what the deal was with my elbow.

Just one hand on the elbow as they got out, to point her toward the room.

A man elbowed his way through the press of people.

They elbowed through the students to the door and out into the street.

I elbowed back to phone, found a woman at it.

I elbowed my way to the window to see for myself.

Then, very late, a woman came in, and she elbowed me out of the way.

One of the women elbowed her way across to the bar.

They elbowed the hell out of me during the game.

He elbowed the man back against the wall and stood waiting.

By then his mother was already elbowing her way into serious politics.

We left by a side door and elbowed our way through the crowd in the street.

I felt like someone had elbowed me in the stomach.

A nurse elbowed her way past them through the door.

People were boarding and I elbowed my way into line.

"Here they go again," a couple of students said, elbowing each other.

He stepped up to the bar and elbowed himself a place.

Elbowing and pushing kids out of the way was allowed.

They seemed to be elbowing each other out of the way to accept responsibility.

It's elbowed its way into the top 10 industrialized countries of the world.

She elbowed herself to a sitting position, and took a moment to settle.

One of them saw us, elbowed the guy next to him, and called Hassan.

I elbowed the others and nodded my head at the desk.

They elbowed their way through life independent of all theories.

Soon, celebrities were elbowing their way into the reality action.

She elbowed forward for a closer look at the fur.

Then, without warning, it elbowed its way into the rock.