“So the prosecutor walks a fine line, putting up just enough resistance to the defense not to seem a wimpy pushover in the public's eyes.”

“Only someone who thought Roosevelt a gullible pushover could have expected him to take these recommendations seriously.”

“For certain, this match against Scotland is not a pushover despite the fact that they have yet to win a match in the tournament.”

“But there are no pushovers and every team will raise their game when they play us, so we have to make sure we are ready for that.”

“And Nigeria will be no pushovers either, but if you were to talk to the two players in the dressing room they feel that they'll make it through.”

“Yet Jacques Santini's side, coming off a 1-0 victory in Istanbul, are unlikely to be pushovers.”