My constituent has been pushed from pillar to post.
You ought not to ask them to go from pillar to post.
She had, she said, been pushed from pillar to post.
The council moved illegal camps from pillar to post.
They were pushed from pillar to post and not given information.
The poor drunken corporation, pushed from pillar to post, has won the battle.
For four months they have moved from pillar to post, taking such accommodation with such friends and acquaintances as will have them.
I entirely decline to be driven from pillar to post, and from compromise to compromise.
