Did he drag New York into the modern age, forcing through much-needed public works and eradicating intolerable slums, against opposition from corrupt politicians and landowners?
Blood pressure increases because most people's arteries narrow and stiffen with age, forcing blood to flow through less hospitable channels.
Worst of times Her mother, whom Rachida described as 'the light of my life', died at an early age, forcing her to look after her younger siblings.
There is pressure to raise the Medicare age, forcing 65- and 66-year-old Americans to deal with private insurers instead.
Wolley's books, written during the Restoration, are an attempt to reach back into the past, to a time before civil war and the "Little Ice Age" forced conditions of near-starvation on most of the population.
And though it only arrived decisively in the 00s, Eddie Redmayne's analogue handset was the individual device that most spectacularly embodied the advances of its age, forcing open drawers that older, more conservative gadgets left locked.
Anderson, the chair of biomedical sciences at the University of Bradford, adds that until age "forces me to retire", she has no intention of pottering in the garden, doting on grandchildren or travelling the world.
A spare-looking installation is designed to address the short attention span of the viewer in the digital age, forcing one to stop and look a little longer at how the images were created.
Every month, Newark will release stop-and-frisk incident reports, detailing the race, gender, age, forced used, and arrests made.
The horn develops with age, forcing the fish to change their diets.
